Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes Vol 1 6

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 * Image              = Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes Vol 1 6.jpg
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 * Month              = March
 * Year               = 2005


 * Editor-in-Chief    = Joe Quesada
 * CoverArtist1       = Scott Kolins


 * Quotation          = (On meeting Captain America face to face) I've waited decades for this...
 * Speaker            = Baron Zemo


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 * Writer1_1          = Joe Casey
 * Penciler1_1        = Scott Kolins
 * Inker1_1           = Scott Kolins
 * Colourist1_1       = Wil Quintana
 * Letterer1_1        = Richard Starkings
 * Letterer1_2        = Comicraft
 * Editor1_1          = Tom Brevoort

Featured Characters: Supporting Characters: Villains: Locations: Items: Vehicles:
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 * {{a|Avengers}}
 * {{apn|Iron Man (Tony Stark)|Tales of Suspense Vol 1 66|Avengers Vol 1 16}}
 * {{a|Thor}}
 * {{apn|Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Avengers #15|Avengers #16}}
 * {{apn|Hawkeye (Clint Barton)||Marvel: Heroes & Legends Vol 2 1}}
 * {{apn|Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff)|Marvel: Heroes & Legends Vol 2 1}}
 * {{apn|Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff)|Marvel: Heroes & Legends Vol 2 1}}
 * {{a|Agent Murch}}
 * {{apn|Edwin Jarvis||Marvel: Heroes & Legends Vol 2 1}}
 * {{apn|Rick Jones|Avengers #15}}
 * {{a|Baron Heinrich Zemo}}
 * {{a|New York City}}, {{a|NY}}
 * {{a|Avengers Mansion}}, {{a|Manhattan}}
 * {{a|Brooklyn}}
 * {{a|Bolivia}}
 * Bremen, {{a|Germany}}
 * {{a|Captain America's Shield}}
 * {{a|Mjolnir}}
 * {{a|Iron Man Armor MK IV}}
 * Avengers XL-750 Skycraft


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 * Avengers, Giant-Man and the Wasp do not appear in this issue.

New Information From This Issue

 * In this issue, we learn Hawkeye purchases his trick arrows from The Terrible Tinkerer.


 * In this issue, Captain America electronically reports spotting The Executioner and The Enchantress. Originally, Cap reported seeing these two prior to Rick Jones kidnapping.  (This took place in the early pages of  Avengers #15).


 * In this issue, Captain America appears to abandon the team in his personal pursuit of Baron Zemo. Originally, in  Avengers Vol 1 15, after Zemo had made a strike at the Asemblers by kidnapping Rick Jones, the team had boarded their aircraft to strike at Zemo's South American location.  While airborne the team is attacked by the Masters of Evil.  Cap, the only Avenger who apparently has no way to safely exit the ship, proceeds alone to Zemo's base.
 * The Captain's decision to abandon the team leads readers to question his mental status as well as noting his apparent irrational nature. Cap will apologize to Iron Man for his behavior and vow to be a better Avenger upon his return.


 * In this issues fatal showdown with Zemo, Cap deflects a ray blast from Zemo which ricochets and causes a massive rock-slide. Originally, in Avengers #15 the Captain blinds Zemo from the reflection of his shield and Zemo's wild shot caused the rock-slide.


 * In this issue, Thor explains his decision to leave the team to Iron Man. In Avengers #16, the Wasp reports that the Thunder god "mumbled something about the Trial of the Gods" (which took place in Journey Into Mystery #116 and left.


 * Captain America's battle with Zemo originally appeared to occur simultaneously as the Avengers defeated Zemo's partners the "Masters of Evil". In this issue, his attack on Zemo's fortress in Bolivia takes place after the Avengers have dispatched the Masters of Evil.


 * In Avengers #15, Rick Jones is imprisoned in a large glass cage. In this issue, he is restrained on a wooden torture rack.

Chronology

 * The events of this issue mesh, although with apparent continuity errors, in Avengers #15 and Avengers #16.

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