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Captain America and the Red Skull created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby in 1941

© Marvel Comics

June 2oo8

The Infamous RED SKULL, The ruthless and cold-blooded military and politically manipulative genius has continuously lashed out against freedom and democracy whenever and wherever possible. To this day, The Skull and his agents are always only a whisper away, lying in wait for the perfect opportunity to pounce on Captain America and crush all he stands for.

See more of the Red Skull in the 2011 film release of Captain America: The First Avenger!

This Comic book adaption stands at just over 7” tall and features precision details, including military medals and a hand gun behind his back.

A strictly limited edition collectible that is cast in high quality poly stone, then hand painted and hand numbered, with an accompanying certificate of authenticity.

Make mine Marvel!

Pre-Order Link - www.gentlegiantltd.com/product_p/80185.htm

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Found a #Wasp at the #dragoncon2015 #Marvel photo shoot!

#redskull #cosplay #avengers #janetvandyne #ultron

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Red Skull bust by Sideshow

My dad's Captain America collection.

custom red skull by me

"Your enemy is not what you expect."

I was about to call it Chief Redskull... then we looked at it more carefully, and well...

Red Skull at Digicon

Fotogalería de la figura de acción Red Skull, de Mezco ONE:12 Collective

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Anaheim, California.

March 2015.

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San Diego Comic Con, Marvel Universe, The Invaders Box Set.

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Photo taken by Judy Stephens ( theDreamerWorld on Flickr)

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Mad Magazine and World War 3 Illustrated artist Peter Kuper doing a humorous drawing of the Red Skull in my supervillains sketchbook. You can see copies of his graphic novel adaptation of Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis underneath. Talk about a diverse artist!