Captain America (vol. 1) #183 (Mar. 1975):
“Nomad: No More!”
by Steve Englehart, Frank Robbins, Frank Giacoia

Captain America (vol. 1) #183

Title: “Nomad: No More!”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Mar. 1975

Publisher:
Written by: Steve Englehart
Art by: Frank Robbins, Frank Giacoia

25 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.
Nomad (Steve Rogers) (lead character)  Steve Rogers is Nomad throughout much of this story, but returns to being Captain America at the end.	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
Redwing	N.A.	falcon; Pet Avengers [falcon; partner of Falcon (Sam Wilson)]		128
Gamecock (Carlos Cabrera)		black [led Brood gang]		4
Brood		black [gang working for Gamecock]		1
Captain America (Roscoe Simons) (cover & 2-panel cameo, pg. 14-15)  Dressed as Captain America, Roscoe's dead body is seen on cover and in 2 interior panels.		[Captain America fan; briefly replaced Steve Rogers as Cap]		11
Leila Taylor (5-panel cameo, pg. 4, panels 1-5)	black supremacist	black [Falcon's former girlfriend]		50
Morgan (5-panel cameo, pg. 9, panels 2-6)		[leader of own crime organization based in Harlem]		28
The Beast (Hank McCoy) (4-panel cameo, pg. 12-13)	Episcopalian; agnostic	Academy of Tomorrow; Brotherhood of Mutants...  The Avengers; The Defenders; X-Club; X-Factor; X-Men		5,233
S.H.I.E.L.D. (4-panel cameo, pg. 7)  SHIELD agents Gabe Jones and Peggy Carter appeal, although they are not wearing SHIELD uniforms. They meet Nomad (Steve Rogers). Multiple refs. to SHIELD by name. Steve thinks Nick Fury sent them.		[government agency; intelligence agency...]		1,188
Peggy Carter (4-panel cameo, pg. 7, panels 3, 5-7)		S.H.I.E.L.D.; The Avengers (staff) [Captain America's WWII-era girlfriend; Agent 13's sister]		72
Gabriel Jones (3-panel cameo, pg. 7, panels 3, 5, 7)	Christian (denomination unknown)	black; Godzilla Squad...  S.H.I.E.L.D.; The Howling Commandos		125
Figaro (2-panel cameo, pg. 7, panels 2-3)	N.A.	cat [Falcon's pet cat]		5
Nick Fury (mentioned, pg. 8, panel 2)  Nomad (Steve Rogers): "Fury knows Sam's the Falcon, which is why he sent his agents in-- --so he probably know all about the Falcon's enemies-- but if I'm gone before his agents show up-- they can't throw me out!"	secular	black; S.H.I.E.L.D....  The Howling Commandos; The Ultimates		1,898
Professor X (Charles Xavier) (mentioned, pg. 12-13)  Nomad (Captain America) is looking for Falcon. He remembers Prof. Xavier said Falcon had latent mutant powers, so he calls the X-Mansion, and ends up talking to Beast.	religious	Brotherhood of Mutants; Genoshan Excalibur...  Illuminati; The Mutant Underground (founder); The Twelve; X-Men (founder)		4,999
Luke Cage (mentioned, pg. 10-11)  Nomad (Captain America) is looking for Falcon. It's a longshot, but he tries looking up Luke Cage to ask if he knows anything. But Cage has moved to Los Angeles.	Christian (denomination unknown)	black; Heroes for Hire...  Marvel Knights; The Avengers; The Defenders; The Fantastic Four [formerly owned a bar and theater]		951
Red Skull (Johann Schmidt) (mentioned, pg. 15-18)  Red Skull killed Roscoe (dressed as Cap), beat up Falcon in between last issue and this one. Real Cap (dressed as "Nomad") finds the tied-up Falcon, who tells what happened.	Nazi	Axis Mundi; HYDRA...  The People's Militia; THEM [Captain America's arch-nemy]		298
Viper (Ophelia Sarkissian) (mentioned, pg. 5, panels 2-3)  protester: "--cops murdered the Viper and tried to off the Cobra, brothers and sisters! They hounded the Serpent Squad for daring to kidnap a corporate pig, trapped them in a burning house-- and sent their undercover man, this so-called Nomad, in to make sure the valiant Viper died!" [more] Nomad spots a rally by a gang of radicals who are casting Viper as a martyr, as she had desired. Nomad tries to talk some sense into the group but he is attacked by the assembly.	nihilist	Fangs (leader); HYDRA...  Serpent Society; Serpent Squad; The Inner Circle [former servant of Chthon]		153
Roxxon (mentioned, pg. 7, panel 8)  Nomad (Steve Rogers): "But until then, I'm persona non grata. I get the picture! Just like those Roxxon guards! 'We don't need any help'!"		[company]		36
Cobra (Klaus Voorhees) (mentioned, pg. 5, panel 2)  protester: "--cops murdered the Viper and tried to off the Cobra, brothers and sisters! They hounded the Serpent Squad for daring to kidnap a corporate pig, trapped them in a burning house-- and sent their undercover man, this so-called Nomad, in to make sure the valiant Viper died!"		Initiative; Scavengers...  Serpent Society (leader); Serpent Squad; Thunderbolts Army		87
Princess Python (Zelda DuBois) (mentioned, pg. 5, panel 2)  protester: "--cops murdered the Viper and tried to off the Cobra, brothers and sisters! They hounded the Serpent Squad for daring to kidnap a corporate pig, trapped them in a burning house..." Aside from Viper and Cobra, mentioned by name, the other Serpent Squad members who kidnapped Roxxon president Hugh Jones were Princess Python and the Eel.		Circus of Crime; Femizons...  Serpent Society; Serpent Squad		93
The Eel (Leopold Stryke) (mentioned, pg. 5, panel 2)  protester: "--cops murdered the Viper and tried to off the Cobra, brothers and sisters! They hounded the Serpent Squad for daring to kidnap a corporate pig, trapped them in a burning house..." Aside from Viper and Cobra, mentioned by name, the other Serpent Squad members who kidnapped Roxxon president Hugh Jones were Princess Python and the Eel.		Crime Wave; Emissaries of Evil (Egghead)...  Fellowship of Fear; Serpent Squad		30
Number One (Richard Nixon) (mentioned, pg. 16-17)  Nomad (Steve Rogers): "But now, with the White House suicide... and everything since...! From the moment I returned to life in 1964, at the beginning of our Viet Nam War, I felt out of my time-- but it took Number One to make me see just how wrong things had gone while I'd been away!" [more] Many references to Number One, incl. references by name, and references to the situation surrounding his abuse of the power of his high office and his suicide.	Quaker	Secret Empire (leader)		4
Committee To Regain America's Principles (mentioned, pg. 5, 12)  (pg. 5) Nomad (Steve Rogers): "Good Lord! It's already started-- the very thing the Viper predicted-- the building of a legend around her, to inspire others to the goals she pretended to espouse! And they're calling me a vigilante, just the way the Committee to Regain America's Principles did!"	Committee To Regain America's Principles	Secret Empire [launched smear campaign against Captain America]		5
Hugh Jones (mentioned, pg. 5, panel 2)  protester: "--cops murdered the Viper and tried to off the Cobra, brothers and sisters! They hounded the Serpent Squad for daring to kidnap a corporate pig, trapped them in a burning house-- and sent their undercover man, this so-called Nomad, in to make sure the valiant Viper died!" The "corporate pig" the protester refers to is Hugh Jones.		Serpent Squad (founder) [Roxxon president; briefly wore Serpent Crown]		15

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