Captain America 1968 #119 - 6.0 - $19.00

The Red Skull uses the Cosmic Cube to change bodies back with Captain America. Falcon realizes the man who he has been working with is Captain America. The Skull uses the Cube to toy with Cap and the Falcon during their battle. Elsewhere, MODOK activates his newly-created Catholite Block to disrupt the power of the Cosmic Cube and dissolve it. The Red Skull uses the remaining power of the Cube to disappear.

Ad for karate book and life-size dummy, $1.98.

Ad for King-Size Matchbox models.

On-sale date from 1969 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days.

• - Inside front cover. Ad for a variety of Joe Weider products.
• The Race to Danger - Comics ad for Lee Leens pants from H.D. Lee Company, Inc. between story pages 3 and 4.
• - Ad for novelty items from the American Circle Corp., located on top half of page between story pages 6 and 7.
• - Between story pages 6 and 7 on lower half of page.
• - Ad solicits boys to sell Grit magazine. Located between story pages 6 and 7.
• - Between story pages 9 and 10. Includes: Items; The Mighty Marvel Checklist.
• - Ad for membership to Marvelmania, between story pages 9 and 10 on lower half of page.
• Super Saturday on ABC - Advertisement for Saturday morning cartoon lineup on ABC Television for the season starting September 6, 1969. Also advertisement for ABC's Super Saturday Club. Located between story pages 11 and 12.
• Let's Rap with Cap - Letters from: Masao Kono, Max Kerpelman, Alan Brennert (future comics writer), and Mary Elizabeth Doran. Placed between pages 12 and 13 of the main story.
• Shop by Mail - A series of thumbnail advertisements for a range of products including back-issue comics. Located between story pages 15 and 16.
• - Located on top half of page, between story pages 18 and 19.
• Shop By Mail; Stamps - Various ads for stamps companies and other items. Appears between story pages 18 and 19 on lower half of page.
• - Ad for the Academy for Home Study.
• - Inside back cover. Ad to earn money by selling greeting cards.
• - Back cover. Ad for the Famous Artists School.