Captain America (vol. 1) #170 (Feb. 1974):
“J’accuse!”
by Steve Englehart, Mike Friedrich, Sal Buscema, Vince Colletta

Captain America (vol. 1) #170

Title: “J’accuse!”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Feb. 1974

Publisher:
Written by: Steve Englehart, Mike Friedrich
Art by: Sal Buscema, Vince Colletta

26 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Captain America (Steve Rogers) (lead character)	Protestant	Redeemers; Secret Defenders...  The Avengers; The Invaders; The Ultimates; Weapon Plus		5,992
Falcon (Sam Wilson)	Baptist	black; SHIELD Super-Agents...  The Avengers		531
Moonstone (Lloyd Bloch)	Committee To Regain America's Principles (temporary)	Secret Empire		10
Black Panther (T'Challa)	African primal-indigenous religion; Black Panther Cult (leader)	black; Fantastic Force...  The Avengers; The Fantastic Four		786
Leila Taylor	black supremacist	black [Falcon's former girlfriend]		50
Quentin Harderman	Committee To Regain America's Principles (leader)	Secret Empire (ally)		6
Committee To Regain America's Principles	Committee To Regain America's Principles	Secret Empire [launched smear campaign against Captain America]		5
unnamed security guard (7-panel cameo, pg. 10-11)	indeterminate	[killed by Moonstone while stealing moon rock]		1
Stone-Face (6-panel cameo, pg. 15-16)		black [former leader of Harlem gangs]		14
Tanzika (6-panel cameo, pg. 8, panels 2-7)	African primal-indigenous religion: Black Panther Cult	black		11
Jangles (5-panel cameo, pg. 16, panels 1-2, 4-6)		[henchman]		2
Lee (4-panel cameo, pg. 2-3)	indeterminate	black; NYPD [tried to arrest Captain America (framed for murder)]		1
Viper (Jordan Dixon) (3-panel cameo, pg. 12, panels 3, 5-6)  flashback	activist; Committee To Regain America's Principles (temporary)	Crime Wave; Secret Empire...  Serpent Squad		10
Hank (3-panel cameo, pg. 2-3)	indeterminate	NYPD [tried to arrest Captain America (framed for murder)]		1
Jack (3-panel cameo, pg. 10, panels 4-6)  flashback	indeterminate	[killed by Moonstone while stealing moon rock]		1
The Sanitation Unit (1-panel cameo, pg. 19, panel 5)	Committee To Regain America's Principles	[engineered prison break for Captain America]		3
Number Four (1-panel cameo, pg. 19, panel 5)		Secret Empire; The Sanitation Unit [tried to bust Captain America out of jail]		3
Number One (1-panel cameo, pg. 19, panel 5)		Secret Empire; The Sanitation Unit [tried to bust Captain America out of jail]		3
Number Eight (1-panel cameo, pg. 19, panel 5)		Secret Empire; The Sanitation Unit [tried to bust Captain America out of jail]		3
Tumbler (John Robert Keane) (corpse, pg. 2, panel 2)	Committee To Regain America's Principles (temporary)	Secret Empire		5
Secret Empire (behind the scenes)		[1st app: Tales to Astonish (vol. 1) #81 (July 1966)]		120
The Thing (Ben Grimm) (mentioned, pg. 3, panel 4)  bystander (watching Captain America flee): "Stop him!" Lee (police officer): "That's the strongest dude this side of The Thing! I'm sorry, man--but he's unstoppable!"	Jewish	Fantastic Five; The Avengers...  The Fantastic Four; The Yancy Street Gang; U.S. Air Force; Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation		5,017
The Watcher (Uatu) (mentioned, pg. 10-11)  (pg. 10) Moonstone: "... mysterious blue moon rock began pulsing in front of me!" narration: "We can tell you it's from the Watcher's invisible blue-area moon headquarters" (pg. 11) Moonstone: "I don't get it--hundreds of scientists must have examined that rock..." narration: "We know the Watcher's powers must have something to do with it!" Watcher mentioned in Moonstone's origin flashback.	monotheist / Watcher religion, focusing on non-interference and observation	The Watchers		582
Morgan (mentioned, pg. 16, panel 1)  Leila Taylor: "His name's Stoneface! Ran the Harlem rackets once-- --till the Falcon busted him! When he got outta the pen, the NEW boss, Morgan--bought him a free ticket-- outta town!"		[leader of own crime organization based in Harlem]		28
unnamed store clerk (mentioned, pg. 2, panel 3)  Captain America: "Now wait! This guy's the Tumbler, who just banged up a store clerk into the hospital! And I didn't hit him that hard--"		[attacked by Tumbler in plot to discredit Captain America]		1
M'Deari (mentioned, pg. 15, panel 4)  Leila Taylor: "Then Leila will have to content herself with you handsome escorts, won't she?" Wakandan pilot (thinking): "Oh, would my little M'Deari scowl were she to have heard that!"	African primal-indigenous religion: Black Panther Cult	black [beloved of pilot who flew Leila to Nigeria]		1

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