In fact, it's those classic stories that inspired writer Landy to create the story at the heart of Captain America/Iron Man. Their adventures were split into two titles a few years later, with Iron Man moving to a new solo ongoing series, and Tales of Suspense being renamed as Captain America while retaining the same numbering. Back in the '60s when Captain America was brought into the modern Marvel Universe, he and Iron Man both appeared in Marvel's Tales of Suspense title, with the heroes receiving their own separate stories in each issue. This won't be the first title Captain America and Iron Man have shared, though it is their first team-up title as a pair. The as-yet-unnamed agent appears briefly in this preview in the prison jumpsuit, but isn't identified. Written by Derek Landy with art from Angel Unzueta, Captain America/Iron Man focuses on a new Hydra villain with connections to both heroes, who go on the hunt for the mysterious agent when she breaks out of prison.
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