Captain America

By dailypop In Secret War, Nick Fury assembled a covert operation against the new leader of Latveria. His team consisted of Spider-Man, Luke Cage, Captain America, Wolverine and others (no doubt a planned new line-up for Bendis’ Avengers). Without any official backing, Fury essentially committed...

By heidi From fine art publisher Every Picture Tells A Story and Marvel Artworks comes a series of new prints featuring some of Marvel Comics’ most iconic heroes, available specially framed by Parker Jordan Fine Art. Details and images are available through the following links:

By paladinking by Ed Brubaker (writer), Bryan Hitch & Butch Guice (art), Paul Mounts (colors), and Joe Caramagna (letters) The Story: Welcome back Steve Rogers….maybe?  Sort of? Grade: B+ by Ed Brubaker (writer), Bryan Hitch & Butch Guice (art), Paul Mounts (colors), and Joe Caramagn

By Lan Pitts “Despite the absence of any Marvel Studios feature film releases in 2009, Marvel continued to deliver solid operating performance across all our operating segments,” Marvel chairman Morton Handel said. “Anticipation for the high profile “Iron Man 2″ feature film continues to build,...

By otisframpton Otis The Multiple Man from "X-Men", Lt. Uhura from "Star Trek: The Original Series", The Punisher as Captain America, Batman from "The Dark Knight Returns", Hawkman from DC Comics, Salacious Crumb from "Return of the Jedi and Darth Vader from "Star...

By Brad Curran 15 Favorite DC Comics Runs By Writer 1. JLA by Morrison 2. Batman by Miller 3. Batman by O'Neil 4. All Star Superman by Grant Morrison 5. Fourth World by Kirby 7. Batman by Morrison 10. Robin by Dixon 13. Batman by Wolfman*********************************** 15. Detective Comics by Grant

By Brian Cronin Indiana Jones... You see, Marvel had released Marvel Super-Heroes: Secret Wars in 1984-1985 to coincide with the release of a series of action figures based on Marvel characters. Was Superman a Spy?: And Other Comic Book Legends Revealed COMIC LEGEND: Pressures to release Secret Wars in ...

By Brian Cronin Who is your favorite Captain America writer?(polls) 4 Comments At October 17, 2009, Aaron Thall wrote: I have to go with Mark Gruenwald. Easily the best run of any Cap writer (including Brubaker). In fact, a ... Mark Gruenwald didn't use Sharon Carter in his run, Tobey.

By Troy Brownfield Hulk: Hulk looks dirty. Why Hulk dirty? Hulk: Only one Hulk movie. Hulk: It work. Hulk: Hulk dirty again. NRAMA: Why, Hulk? Hulk: What that? Hulk: Why Hulk have tiny head? Hulk: That Barry Bonds costume, not Hulk. This make Hulk look fat. Hulk not fat. Hulk: Come here! Hulk hug!

By Troy Brownfield It seems that there’s a Captain America costume for everyone this Halloween at The Marvel Shop. I managed to catch up with the recently returned Steve Rogers (who was on his way to “put his red, white and blue, well, techinically just red, boot into Norman Osborn’s ass”) for a few thoughts on...

By Scott Sensation Comics had been home to Wonder Woman and a host of other heroes since 1940. As tastes changed, so did Sensation Comics, to the point where it may have arguably become the first All-Female comic book, as it went through a Romantic Period just prior to the shift to horror. The change at...

By Brian Cronin We'll finish off this month with one of the biggest names out there, Captain America! Artist: Jack Kirby 5. Artist: Steve Epting 4. 3. Artist: Jim Steranko 2. Artist: Jack Kirby 1. Artist: Jack Kirby The return of Captain America to comics! One of the most iconic comic book covers period!

By Brian Cronin 4. 3. 2. 1. Artist: Jack Kirby I have to agree with several of the commenters - Captain America Weird War Tales #74 over Captain America #300 ... Captain America #74 is pretty cool. I do like Captain America #300, though. That was a great storyline, for my ...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Back in Chicago, we see Captain America jump into the second AIM helicopter.  Captain America takes out all of the AIM soldiers.  Suddenly, the Red Skull appears behind him and starts beating the crap out of Captain America.  The Red Skull comments if Captain America is wondering how Red Sku...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) For the past 5 years there has been no more consistently well written series than Ed Brubaker's Captain America. Brubaker has just been money on Captain America and his transition into making Bucky Barnes the new Captain America after Steve Rogers death has been picture perfect. For that r...

Chase is back home, so the Showcase boys assemble at the Secret Lair to record a new batch of episodes! This week, the Star-Spangled Avenger is being "reborn," so it's time to take another look at the mythos of Captain America! The guys discuss the history of the charcter, the current Ed Bru...

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) So, while I might have pushed back the return of Steve Rogers, I understand that Marvel feels the need to rush Steve back before they release the Captain America movie. I have loved Brubaker's run on Captain America and have very high expectations for Captain America: Reborn #1. Hopefully,...

By Corey Henson “They’re doing Captain American and Thor first, and then Avengers is coming out… They want to see that they’re all connected… I’m taking a meeting next week with the Thor and Captain America people, and we are all going to get together, and I will see what is going to happen… We all have the be...

 Ca It also gives Bucky the similar iconic look at his origin that his predecessor enjoyed. Everyone knows how Steve Rogers went from being a weakling to becoming Captain America, and this issue shows how Bucky himself has a similar, low-key origin. ... Review IGN all 2 news articles

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 CA Since relaunching the franchise several years back, and especially since ushering Bucky Barnes into the role previously occupied by Steve Rogers, Brubaker has refined a successful formula that blends past and present together to explore what it means ...

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By Brian Cronin Waid and Garney’s Captain America run, interestingly enough, didn’t feature Captain America in the first issue at all! At the time of his first issue, Captain America was missing and presumed dead. The problem was that a bunch of terrorists had taken hostages and their only demand? You gu...

They're Marvel's classic odd couple -- this week the guys talk about the unlikely friendship between Wonder Man and the Beast! The boys discuss the characters individually, their favorite stories, why they seem to work so well as a pair, and why Marvel desperately needs to put them in a co...

By Chris Marshall The Batman Chronicles Vol. 7 TP Batman: Haunted Gotham TP Avengers Disassembled: Iron Man, Thor & Captain America HC Ms. Marvel Vol. 6: Ascension Premiere HC Punisher War Journal Vol. 4: Jigsaw TP American Flagg! Vol. 2 TP The Comic Book Podcast Companion Fantastic Four True Stories

By Russ Burlingame DeMatteis promises a story that will span decades, and delivers right away; the tale begins when Savior 28 (an obvious Captain America analog) is “created” during World War II and runs at least through the events of September 11, 2001, before Savior 28’s assassination.

By Chris Marshall Fantastic Four: World’s Greatest Premiere HC Avengers Disassembled Iron Man, Thor and Captain America HC Avengers Hawkeye Premiere HC Cover A Avengers Hawkeye Premiere HC Cover B Mighty Avengers Vol 3 Secret Invasion Book 1 Wolverine Tales of Weapon X HC American Flagg! Vol 2

By Chris Marshall Marvel for March 2009 Marvel for April 2009 Captain America: The Death of Captain America Vol. 3 - The Man Who Bought America Premiere HC Marvel Adventures Iron Man: Armored Avenger Digest Avengers: Knights of Wundagore Captain America: The Death of Captain America Volume 3

By rss@youtube.com (shazaptv) Welcome back zappers, Im Devin Curry with http://Shazap.com. Your online video source for comic book news and reviews. Follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/devincurry. This was a good book, but not really a Captain America book. This was entirely a Black Panther Book, 100 percent. It fo...

By Travis 1985 #6, The Amazing Spider-Man Annual 1, Astonishing X-Men: Ghost Boxes 1, Captain America Theater of War: Operation Zero-Point 1, Secret Invasion: Thor 3, Secret Invasion: X-Men 3, Ultimate Captain America Annual 1, Ultimate Spider-Man Annual 3, and X-Men: First Class Giant-Size...

It's a packed Tangent episode of the 2 in 1 Showcase Podcast -- surrounded by the staff and customers of BSI Comics, the boys are joined by regular back-up geeks Mike and Kenny, as well as Marcus and Anthony of Lightning Age Studios! This week, the guys read your e-mail about the Star Wars epi...

Captain America #42 Marvel Comics Brubaker, Epting & Ross At Skull base, Falcon and Black Widow are trying to find Sharon and are cutting their way through Skull’s minions. Zola and Skull are up to one last trick with Sharon as they hook her up to a machine. She fights back and blows up some of Zola’s work. They decide to scuttle the base. The strength of this title has been the supporting cast and that is obvious in this issue. Cap is involved in the secondary story. He’s not fighting Skull, he’s fighting his daughter. Even Falcon and Widow are really just providing backup to Sharon. Sharon is the real star of the comic and it doesn’t feel at all forced. This has been building for some time.   [read the full post]

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By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) New Avengers #43: 23% (12 votes) Trinity #8: 15% (8 votes) Ultimate X-Men #96: 9% (5 votes) Green Lantern Corps #26: 5% (3 votes) Justice League of America #23: 5% (3 votes) Legion of Super Heroes #44: 3% (2 votes) Superman #678: 3% (2 votes) Immortal Iron Fist #17: 3% (2 votes) Daredevil #109: 3% (2 votes) X-Men Legacy #214: 1% (1 vote) Brave and the Bold #15: 0 votes I have already properly skewered Uncanny X-Men #500 in my review. Suffice it to say, I am still stunned that Brubaker was attached to such a poorly written comic book. I am a big fan of Brubaker and have loved his run on Captain America and his run on Daredevil. I find that Brubaker always delivers such a consistent and well crafted issue each and every month.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Synopsis: We begin with the 1970’s Captain America (who we all know is a Skrull) squaring off against Ka-Zar, Shanna and Spider-Man. The 1970’s Cap calls our heroes Skrulls and says that he does not have time to talk. That he has to get back to the United States. The 1970’s Captain America then begins to brawl with our heroes. The 1970’s Captain America proceeds to kick ass on Ka-Zar, Shanna and Spider-Man. Billy Tan and Danny Miki deliver a solid looking issue. I love Tan’s pencils; however, I am not that huge a fan of Miki’s inks. Still, New Avengers #43 was a quality looking issue. Tan did a fantastic job capturing the intense nature of the 1970’s Captain America. Tan’s Captain America practically radiated anger and hate.   [read the full post]

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By Chris Marshall Superman: Last Son HC Fantastic Four: Lost Adventures by Stan Lee Premiere HC Fantastic Four: Lost Adventures by Stan Lee Premiere HC - Variant Invaders Classic Vol. 2 TPB Captain America The Death of Captain America Vol 2 Heroes Volume 2 HC

By Dan Many of the early Marvel superheroes — Captain America, Nick Fury, the X-Men, and the Fantastic Four as well as villains such as Doctor Doom and Magneto — appear in various roles. Neil Gaiman had always been a fan of Marvel, ...

By Nix TITLE: A Meeting of Minds: Chapter 2 AUTHOR: Nix (keparker AT shaw DOT ca) FANDOM/COMIC TITLE: New Avengers; Set after Extremis and before Execute Program. CHARACTERS/PAIRING: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark (Captain America/Iron Man) ...

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By Rokk Krinn Creative Team Writer: Ed Brubaker Pencils: Steve Epting Inks: Butch Guice Captain America stands there and thinks how he will never replace Steve and that he can’t be Steve. However, he can honor Steve and make Steve proud of him with his own style of being Captain America. I have to say that I think Bucky makes an awesome Captain America. Brubaker is handling Bucky’s transitioning into the role of Captain America perfectly. I like that Brubaker has Bucky continually emphasis that he is not Steve Rogers. That he cannot act like Steve and do the same things that Steve did. That Bucky has to do things his way in order to honor Steve and to make him proud.   [read the full post]

By Cory Doctorow This Instructables teaches you how to make a nifty round Captain America shield out of a barbecue grill (ironically, the grill is probably made in China!). Link (Thanks, Amy!)

Raymond Adamcik, a doctor from Indialantic, Florida, where I grew up, got arrested this week. He and his buddies were at a local bar, all dressed up as Captain America as part of some superhero-themed pub crawl. He allegedly groped a woman, wielding a burrito he pulled from his pants, then go...

By Neil Kleid Captain America says he’s fighting for your freedoms and the red, white and blue. But do you really want a drug abuser savior who uses anarchy and subversiveness to speak for you, the American people? Do you want a Captain America that puts the “red” in “red, white and blue”?

By Mark Beall It has been continually noted that Marvel is gearing up for an Avengers movie. Iron Man, Captain America, Ant-Man, and Thor solo flicks are all lead character tie-ins to a major Avengers project. However, should the Silver Surfer get his own flick, we'd be facing down another potential cro...

By Rokk Krinn Synopsis: This issue starts with Sharon Carter talking with a S.H.I.E.L.D. psychiatrist for a psych evaluation. Sharon tells the doctor about how Maria Hill asked Sharon to use her close friendship with Captain America to set up a trap so S.H.I.E.L.D. could arrest him. Sharon tells the doctor that it angered her that Maria Hill would ask Sharon to use her relationship with Captain America in order to capture him. We shift to the S.H.I.E.L.D. psychiatrist walking through a graveyard and meeting with the Red Skull. TH psychiatrist hits a button on his belt and shuts off the illusion that masked his true appearance. The psychiatrist is actually Faustus. Faustus tells the Red Skull that Sharon Carter is falling so deeply in love with Captain America because Faustus...   [read the full post]

By Vichus Smith Holy shit. Issue after issue, there have been some big bombs dropped in Marvel Comics' Civil War. First Captain America made the move against the superhuman registration act, then Spider-man finally revealed his civilian identity to the world. Now, Thor is back, and he's on the pro-regist...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor Mr. Romita also helped DF celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the classic Saturday morning cartoon, Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends! “Jazzy” John teams up his signature with Captain America co-creator Joe Simon, the incredible Al Milgrom, and New Avengers artist fan favorite Oliver...

By Mel Odom Even as the new Super-Soldier program goes on line, Captain America turns up in suspended animation, a combination of the freezing waters of the North Atlantic Ocean and the super-soldier drug in his system. At the same time, General Fury opens negotiations with Thor, a self-proclaimed...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor Comic book creator guests include icons Jim Steranko (X-Men, Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D, Captain America), who will be appearing Saturday only, and Neal Adams (X-Men, Green Lantern/Green Arrow, Batman). Artist of "The 9-11 Report: a graphic Adaptation" Ernie Colon (Richie Rich, Arak...