Appearing in "At the Mercy of the Maggia"
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- A.I.M. Sub (First appearance)
- Maggia's Casino Ship
Synopsis for "At the Mercy of the Maggia"
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Appearing in "The Man Who Lived Twice!"
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Agent 13 (Impersonates Irma Kruhl)
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- Franz Gruber (Impersonates Baron Zemo)
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- Wakanda
- Zemo's base
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- Captain America's Shield
- Zemo's Hypno-light missile
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Synopsis for "The Man Who Lived Twice!"
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Notes
- This is the final issue of Tales of Suspense, at the time Marvel was phasing out a number of their older titles that used to be old science fiction, horror, and fantasy tales and renaming them to a title that matched the super-hero that took over the book following the resurgance in popularity in super-heroes in the 1960's. In the case of Tales of Suspense, the title was re-named to Captain America (but keeping the issue numbers) as for Iron Man, his story was continued in a special one-shot Iron Man and Sub-Mariner title, because at the time the following story was still only an 11 page story (which fit the Tales of Suspense format), it was teamed up with a Sub-Mariner story that suffered the same problem when Tales to Astonish was retitled to Incredible Hulk. Following this one shot, Iron Man and Sub-Mariner would be given their own full length titles.
- This issue also features its final letters page, Mails of Suspense. Letters are published from George Ramsay, Ken Budka, and Bud Plant.
- Iron Man story is reprinted in Essential Iron Man #2
- Captain America story is reprinted in Essential Captain America #1 and Marvel Feature #21.