The Red Skull is a name shared by several fictional characters, all supervillains from the Marvel Comics universe. All incarnations of the character are enemies of Captain America, other superheroes, and the United States in general. The first two Red Skulls are Nazi agents and the third is a Soviet agent. The Red Skull was first introduced in Captain America Comics #1 in 1941. The first Red Skull (George Maxon) to appear in comics was an...
Red Skull can't believe that there is nothing special about Captain America.
Red Skull tells the Tower keeper that he can view the Cube because he is no o...
Red Skull asks Dr. Zola about his machine as they prepare to experiment on th...
Schmidt forces Dr. Zola to increase his machine to 100%.
Red Skull laughs at the Nazi agents for thinking that his science is magic.
Red Skull reveals his power to some Nazi Generals.
Red Skull tells Dr. Zola to drive his car to their next base while he flies h...
The keeper of the Cosmic Cube tells the Red Skull that he will burn from the ...
Red Skull congratulates the guardian of the Cosmic Cube for keeping it hidden...
Red Skull speaks to his men before their scheduled offensive.
Red Skull tells the Cosmic Cube Guardian that he knows the Cube is real and n...
Schmidt thinks that Captain America is arrogant and should be aware that he i...
Red Skull admits that he thinks the Cosmic Cube that they have found is not t...
Red Skull doesn't understand why Captain America is so patriotic instead of a...
Red Skull tells Captain America that he is a fan of the war bond films that h...
Bucky is worried that underneath Captain America's face is a Red Skull like S...
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