Captain America #231 (as Grand Director)
Final Appearance: Captain America #236
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 240 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blonde
Strength Level: Captain America IV possessed superhuman strength (unlike Captain America I), enabling him to lift (press) about 1 ton.
Powers: None, apart from his superhuman strength.
Abilities: Captain America IV had agility, speed, endurance and reaction time superior to any Olympic athlete who ever competed. The Super-Soldier serum that he metabolized enhanced all of his bodily functions to the peak of human efficiency. Notably, his body eliminated the excessive build-up of fatigue-producing poisons in his muscles, granting him phenomenal endurance.
Captain America IV was a brilliant hand-to-hand combatant, especially skilled in American-style boxing, although he was not the equal of Captain America I.
Weapons: Captain America IV carried a shield that outwardly resembled the original Captain America's shield. However, Captain America IV's shield was composed of ordinary, but bulletproof, steel and hence was far more capable of being damaged than Captain America I's unique, virtually indestructable shield.
Paraphernalia: Like Captain America I, Captain America IV wore a costume incorporating chain mail. The stripes on Captain America IV's costume did not go all around his waist as the stripes on the original Captain America's costume do his.
Important Nomad related issues:
Young Men #24 (Discovered Red Skull II took U.N. building hostage, broke into U.N. building alongside Bucky III and battled Red Skull II)
Young Men #25 (Travelled to Frenchman Flats, Nevada to with Bucky III to protect atomic tests from foreign agents, travalled to Las Vegas, battled the Communist spies Arnold and Lupa Lupoff)
Young Men #26 (Travelled to Oaklake with Bucky III to lecture at local University, secretly injected with Virus Of Evil, appeared to turn traitor, travelled with Bucky III to Alaska, revealed to be unaffected by Virus Of Evil, battled and killed Communist spies alongside Bucky III)
Young Men #27 (Battled Red Skull II alongside Bucky III)
Men's Adventures #27 (Travelled to Egypt with Bucky III dicovered Communist spy ring, battled spies, fled collapsing tomb sealing spies inside)
Young Men #28 (Battled smugglers on waterfront alongside Bucky III, both knocked unconcious and fell into cargo hold of ship bound for South Africa, battled Communist smugglers with Bucky III)
Men's Adventures #28 (Travelled to Korea with Bucky III to protect soldiers returning from war, captured by Korean guerrillas, sentenced to execution, battled Korean guerillas alongside Bucky III)
Captain America Annual #13 (Battled Red Skull II and Electro alongside Bucky III)
Captain America Annual #6 (Attacked innocent civilians alongside Bucky III thinking they were Communist spies, brought through time to the year 1982 by the Contemplator, battled Adam II of an alternate timeline alongside Captain America I, II and III, returned to 1954 without memory of battle)
Captain America #153 (Battled the Falcon alongside Bucky III)
Captain America #154 (Continued battle with Falcon alongside Bucky III, attacked by Harlem residents, infiltrated Avengers Mansion posing as Captain America I, learned of Captain America I's whereabouts in Bahamas)
Captain America #155 (Travelled to Bahamas with Bucky III, battled and captured Captain America I, Sharon Carter and the Falcon, revealed origin and identity as Captain America IV to captives)
Captain America #156 (Travelled to Miami with Bucky III and captive heroes, battled Captain America I, The Falcon and Sharon Carter alongside Bucky III, defeated by Captain America I)
Captain America #236 (Revealed to have shot Bucky III, committed suicide)
Captain America IV/Grand Director (deceased)