Captain America #200 (August 1976), graded CGC 9.4 (Near Mint) with Off-White to White Pages, published by Marvel Comics.

This landmark Bicentennial Special Issue celebrates the 200th anniversary of the United States and stands as a major Bronze Age milestone in the Captain America run. Written and illustrated by the legendary Jack Kirby (with inks by Frank Giacoia), this issue reflects Kirby’s dynamic late-1970s return to Marvel and his distinctive storytelling style.

Key Highlights:

• 🇺🇸 200th issue anniversary milestone

• 🎉 Official Bicentennial-themed special issue (1976)

• ✍️ Story and art by Jack Kirby

• 🦅 Appearance of Madbomb

• 💎 CGC 9.4 – premium Bronze Age grade tier

• 📄 Off-White to White pages

The bold, patriotic cover — “On the 200th Anniversary of the United States — America Will Die!” — makes this one of the most recognizable 1970s Captain America issues.

Why This Book Matters

• Major milestone issue (#200)

• Bicentennial tie-in (historical collectible crossover appeal)

• Jack Kirby creative period at Marvel

• Strong demand for high-grade Bronze Age Cap

• Registry-friendly 9.4 grade

Milestone-number issues from the Bronze Age remain highly liquid, especially when paired with Kirby authorship and historical themes.

Ideal for:

• Captain America run collectors

• Kirby-era Marvel investors

• Bicentennial memorabilia crossover buyers

• CGC registry competitors