Team America #9 (1983) is a Marvel Comics issue titled "Choices!", featuring a guest appearance by Iron Man. In the story, Team America is manipulated into working for Stark International by a duplicitous employee who is actually seeking to gain control of their bike and its power.
A brief summary of the issue:
Plot: A Stark International employee named Mudge recruits Team America to work for the company under false pretenses. He is secretly interested in the unique technology of the Marauder's bike, a powerful vehicle tied to the team's powers.
Conflict: The Team America members eventually realize they are being manipulated. After the deception is uncovered, they are displeased and must take action.
Characters and powers: Team America is a motorcycle stunt team whose five members are mutants with a shared telepathic link. This link allows them to project a powerful, masked persona known as the Marauder (also known as the Dark Rider). In this issue, their powers are exploited by a third party.
Publication details: The comic was published in February 1983 and was part of a 12-issue series that ran from 1982 to 1983. The book is significant for its early connection to the Captain America title and its origins as a licensed toy line from Ideal Toy Company.
Team America #9 (1983) is a Marvel Comics issue titled "Choices!", featuring a guest appearance by Iron Man. In the story, Team America is manipulated into working for Stark International by a duplicitous employee who is actually seeking to gain control of their bike and its power.
A brief summary of the issue:
Plot: A Stark International employee named Mudge recruits Team America to work for the company under false pretenses. He is secretly interested in the unique technology of the Marauder's bike, a powerful vehicle tied to the team's powers.
Conflict: The Team America members eventually realize they are being manipulated. After the deception is uncovered, they are displeased and must take action.
Characters and powers: Team America is a motorcycle stunt team whose five members are mutants with a shared telepathic link. This link allows them to project a powerful, masked persona known as the Marauder (also known as the Dark Rider). In this issue, their powers are exploited by a third party.
Publication details: The comic was published in February 1983 and was part of a 12-issue series that ran from 1982 to 1983. The book is significant for its early connection to the Captain America title and its origins as a licensed toy line from Ideal Toy Company.
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