Logo design credit from Todd Klein via his Facebook page, used with permission.
Syd Shores recalled that his first job at Timely was inking this cover (Alter Ego #11, page 46). Examining it in detail Simon appears to have inked the heads, at least, of Captain America and Bucky, and probably that of Hitler also. Some of the far background, including the image on the screen and the faces of at least some German soldiers are more crude in style and may well be Shores' work.
Inside front cover.
TOC page introduces the stories and features in text and art for this issue.
Some info added by Craig Delich 6-9-08.
Inking credit from Joe Simon, via Greg Theakston.
Synopsis added by Craig Delich 6-9-08.
There are at least three different inkers here. Joe Simon does the Captain America and Bucky figures on page 1. Syd Shores (who recalled at least partially inking this issue) is evident on much of pages 2 (the face of the saboteur in panel 1 is typical of his later credited work), 3 and 4. A different inker takes over on page 5 and into page 6. By comparison with his known Captain Kid stories in Captain Marvel Adventures 5 and 6 this does not look like Liederman's style, however, and despite Simon's identification I cannot see Liederman here at all. Shores returns for at least a portion of pages 7 and 8.
Modification of credits based on information included in King-Size Kirby (2015) Marvel, 2015 Series table of contents.
Pencil credit from Greg Theakston.
Synopsis added by Craig Delich 6-9-08.
Title taken from Table of Contents.
Art credits and synopsis added by Craig Delich 6-9-08.
Pencils credit from Greg Theakston.
Synopsis added by Craig Delich 6-9-08.
Title taken from Table of Contents.
Syd Shores (per his claim in Alter Ego #11, page 46) is evident in the inking of the villains and most of the minor figures, but not Captain America, Steve Rogers or Bucky Barnes, both in and out of costume. These appear, in the main, to be inked by Simon.
Script and pencils credit from Greg Theakston.
Synopsis added by Craig Delich 6-9-08.
Inks credit from Greg Theakston.
Synopsis added by Craig Delich 9 June 2008.
The story is a reworked Mercury (the character from Red Raven Comics) story.
Letters credit identified by Greg Theakston and later Harry Mendryk on the Jack Kirby Museum web page http://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/simonandkirby/archives/2369, 31 October 2008 (retrieved 15 December 2014).
Inks credit from Greg Theakston. Synopsis added by Craig Delich (June 2008). Letters credit identified by Greg Theakston and later Harry Mendryk on the Jack Kirby Museum web page http://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/simonandkirby/archives/2369, 31 October 2008.
The splash panel describes Tuk setting off to find Attilan, "the island of the gods," though he never does find it. Much later Avengers stories implied a connection between Tuk and the Inhumans based on this reference to Attilan, also the name of the home of the Inhumans. (Note prompted by Fred Snyder via the GCD Error Tracker.)