(I maintain, too, that Captain America wears a uniform, not a costume, even tho there is only one of him!)

A logical enough position to maintain, JB, given that Steve Rogers was intended to be the first of an army of super-soldiers, a plan negated by a cowardly Nazi spy's murder of Dr. Erskine.

Has anyone ever done a What If in which Steve managed to foil Erskine's assasination, and the creation of that army of super-soldiers was successfully accomplished?  In the right hands [JB's (hint-hint) and Roger Stern's] that might be a hell of a story (and not a hellish mini-series).

That should be a high priority when JB takes over M****l, er, I mean, if...

So while the art looked Adams-esque, you could tell he didn't draw the majority of it.

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Even going back to the seventies, Adams frequently did work with a committee of apprentices and faux Adams-ites ("The Crusty Bunkers") that was probably more the latter than Adams.  In the eighties and nineties his Continuity Comics seemed to operate much the same way. 

The last issue I can recall that I think Adams did himself (??) might be that Twilight Zone comic he did that Harlan Ellison wrote, which goes back at least to the early or mid-90s.  Certainly he's done other things since, but I'm not sure any of it was pure unadulterated Adams.  I know his website used to have a pretty comprehensive list of what he's done... might be a place to seek out if you're interested in tracking down his output.