By rss@youtube.com (comicculturewarrior) Elliott & Jose wrap up with a few rants about - what else - Jeph Loeb and some other random issues. Author: comicculturewarrior Keywords: Jeph Loeb Captain America Marvel Comics Ed Brubaker Hulk Added: February 7, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (ZoeBellFan) Award-winning writer/comic-book genius, Ed Brubaker (Criminal, The Death of Captain America, Batman), creates Angel of Death starring Zoe Bell (Death Proof, Double Dare). Angel of Death is about an assassin (Zoe Bell) that is haunted by her victims after a brush with death. To free her c...

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 Brian Cronin 23% Punisher 18% Ant-Man 40% John Byrne 5.43% John Romita, Jr. 0.07% Steve Leialoha Who is your favorite Captain America writer? 49% Ed Brubaker 16% Mark Gruenwald 7% Steve Englehart 2.87% Jack Kirby 2.31% Jim Steranko 1.67% Stan Lee 1% Joe Simon and Jack Kirby 0.16% Steve Gerber

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 LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) 1. Ultimate Comics: Armor Wars #1 Creative Team Writer: Warren Ellis Pencils: Steve Kurth Inks: Jeff Huet 4. Batman and Robin #4 5. Dark Avengers #9 8. Captain America: Reborn #3 Creative Team Writer: Ed Brubaker Pencils: Brian Hitch Inks: Butch Guice 15. Action Comics #881

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Pencils: Steve Epting The four most successful Timely Comics characters are The Angel, The Human Torch, Sub-Mariner and Captain America. Brubaker used three of those four characters in The Marvels Project #1. Even though Captain America did not appear in this issue, we did get to see Abra...

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) MARVEL COMICS However, in the end, the Marvel comic book that I am most looking forward to reading is Marvels Project #1. C'mon, you take the legendary team of Brubaker and Epting from Captain America and combine them with Marvel's Golden Age heroes and you have a title that instantly appea...

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...

By noreply@blogger.com (Andrenn) Captain America: Reborn #2 Written: Ed Brubaker Still for all my worries the artwork looks gorgeous. It seems all my prior problems with Brian Hitch are dead and in the water. Also Brubaker writes one hell of a Cap so I remain at the very least hopeful for another good read like we got last month.

 Ca by Dave Richards, Staff Writer In March of 2007, writer Ed Brubaker and artist Steve Epting, the creative team of Marvel Comics' “Captain America,” shocked the world by killing off the title character in issue #25. Since than, Steve Rogers' World War ...

By Greg Burgas Marvel: Page 3 is black with the word “Reborn” emblazoned in white across it. It’s Ed Brubaker and Bryan Hitch bringing Captain America back, apparently. Couldn’t they do this in the regular series? Sheesh. I have a feeling the Cap from the Avengers/Invaders series will be the new one, but Br...

 CA by Richard George Who's trying to kill Captain America? Acclaimed writer Ed Brubaker and artist Luke Ross team up in a special, extra-sized Captain America #50! Bucky Barnes is the new Captain America – and it's his birthday. ...

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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 ...

Last summer, we brought you the first look at “Angel of Death,” the new, live-action online series created by “Sleeper” and “Captain America” writer Ed Brubaker. Starring Zoe Bell and featuring a comics-friendly cast that includes Doug Jones (”Hellboy ...

Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Captain America #46 Marvel Comics Brubaker, Epting & D’Armata Captain America heads to China in search of the crazy doctor who stole the corpse of the original Human Torch. The issue begins a new arc that deals with the missing body, but also covers the shady past of Captain America when he was the Winter Soldier. This arc also brings in a new buddy for Cap to get help from, in the form of Namor. The issue has a lot of angles at work here and it makes for a very promising arc. Read more » Original post blogged on ComicList.   [read the full post]

By Tenzil Kem(noreply@blogger.com) Ed Brubaker's Captain America is the best ongoing comic today. Starting from issue #1, Mr. Brubaker has been telling a rollicking adventure story that has all of the elements of a mainstream success. It is very accessible, having multiple jumping on points. There is as much a focus on the title character's relationships and development as there is on superheroics, fight scenes and supervillians. All of the plot twists in the story push the story forward, nothing has been a swerve. This title has even survived the death of its main character, and shows no signs of having, or needing his resurrection anytime soon.Secret Invasion at least had a promising premise. Dark Reign has me scratching my head. It snapped whatever suspension of disbelief I h...   [read the full post]

By Nick Budd Captain America #45: Brubaker continues to keep things interesting as he concludes his most current arc. He’s laid a lot of groundwork here and he’s made Bucky-Cap one heck of a layered character. Watching him try to fill Steve’s shoes while at the same time wrestling with the ghosts of his o...

By Travis Captain America 44, Daredevil 113, Guardians of the Galaxy 7, Ms. Marvel 33, Nova 19, She-Hulk 35, and Wolverine: Origins 30 Captain America 44 by Ed Brubaker and Luke Ross by Ed Brubaker, Michael Lark and Stefano Gaudiano Ms. Marvel 33 She-Hulk 35 Wolverine: Origins 30

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 574, Captain America 43, Daredevil 112, New Exiles 13, She-Hulk 34, Wolverine: Manifest Destiny 1, X-Factor 36, and X-Men: Legacy 217 Captain America 43 by Ed Brubaker and Luke Ross She-Hulk 34 Wolverine: Manifest Destiny 1

Captain America #43 Marvel Comics Brubaker, Ross, Laguna & D’Armata Another element to this story is a series of flashbacks to World War II. This is setting things up for the larger arc. While we don’t have the full plot and context of these flashbacks, they are interesting to remind us how Bucky interacting with Steve. It’s a good way to introduce some old as new and make use of the dead Captain America. It’s a good issue, but not great. It’s a breather issue. It sets things up and reminds us of the current state of the new Captain America. I like the direction and I like the potential, but this isn’t an arc like the ones with Red Skull and Sharon. We’ll see if it can build momentum.   [read the full post]

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By ComicList Captain America #43 Marvel Comics Brubaker, Ross, Laguna & D’Armata It’s a good issue, but not great. It’s a breather issue. It sets things up and reminds us of the current state of the new Captain America. I like the direction and I like the potential, but this isn’t an arc like the ones with Red Skull and Sharon. We’ll see if it can build momentum. Captain America #43 Marvel Comics Brubaker, Ross, Laguna & D’Armata It’s a good issue, but not great. It’s a breather issue. It sets things up and reminds us of the current state of the new Captain America. I like the direction and I like the potential, but this isn’t an arc like the ones with Red Skull and Sharon. We’ll see if it can build momentum.   [read the full post]

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By Travis Avengers: The Initiative 17, Captain America 42, Daredevil 111, Fantastic Four 560, Ms. Marvel 31, New Avengers 45, and Nova 17 Captain America 42 by Ed Brubaker, Steve Epting, and Luke Ross by Ed Brubaker and Clay Mann Fantastic Four 560 Ms. Marvel 31 New Avengers 45

By Rokk Krinn(noreply@blogger.com) Now that Brubaker’s monster story arc involving Lukin/Red Skull has concluded, I am curious to see what Brubaker has in store for us next. I enjoy Bucky as Captain America and I am looking forward to getting to see Bucky finally accepting his destiny and embracing his role as Captain America. I am confident that Captain America #43 will be a quality read. Let’s go ahead and hit this review. I like that Bucky constantly thinks about what Steve would have done or if Steve would approve of what he is doing or be proud of him. Brubaker always gives the proper respect to Steve by having Bucky admit that Steve was a better fighter or that Steve was stronger or that Steve was faster. This is a smart way to try and win over comic book readers who might still be upse...   [read the full post]

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]

By ComicList 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. 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.   [read the full post]

By lotrking M. Staples Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews   Tagged: Captain America, Comic Book Reviews, comic books, Ed Brubaker, Fablo Laguna, Frank D’Armata, Luke Ross, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Rick Magyar, Steve Epting    By Ed Brubaker (Writer), Steve Epting with Luke Ross (Pencilers), Rick...

By Scott Thill Comics writer Ed Brubaker has penned iconic titles like Batman, Daredevil, Catwoman, X-Men and more for Marvel and DC Comics alike. Hell, he even tried to kill off Captain America. Brubaker spoke with Wired.com about Incognito, why Batman kicks much ass (and Captain America doesn't) and w...

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]

 - Good story and art here. by Ed Brubaker and Rob De La Torre Brubaker’s run on Captain America has been excellent, and the art has thankfully kept up and ...

By Chris Marshall Essential Wolverine Vol 2 TPB Essential Wolverine Vol 3 TPB Fantastic Four Omnibus HC Marvel Visionaries Jack Kirby Vol 1 HC Marvel Visionaries Stan Lee HC Original Encyclopedia of Comic-Book Heroes Vol 3 Superman Captain America by Ed Brubaker Omnibus Vol 1 HC

 OH - His recent work on Captain America (especially concerning the resurrection of Bucky Barnes as Winter Soldier and the death of Steve Rogers) catapulted him ...

By Rokk Krinn We cut to the SHIELD Helicarrier where the Falcon is upset with Tony for making Bucky the new Captain America. Tony retorts that he is simply honoring Steve’s wishes to carry on the Captain America tradition and to help save Bucky. Tony then suggests that the Falcon go help Bucky with his new role as Captain America. Falcon says that he will work with Bucky. Brubaker ends Captain America #37 with a fantastic hook ending as Sharon realizes that the man in Arnim Zola’s lab may look and sound like Steve Rogers, but he is clearly not Steve Rogers. I imagine that this is the Grand Director who was the 1950’s Captain America who had his name legally changed to Steve Rogers and had surgery so he looked like Steve and had the same voice as Steve.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn Now, after reading Captain America #34, I was sure that this issue was going to win the Che for best read of the week. I loved the debut of Bucky as the new Captain America. Brubaker handled the passing of the shield superbly. The ending was phenomenal and this issue simply reinforced my beliefs that this is one of the best titles on the market from either Marvel or DC. But, then I read Super Powers #0 and just like Eli Manning engineering a last second win in the Super Bowl, Ross and Krueger managed a last second win against Brubaker. I know that many people would select Captain America #34, but the fact is Project Super Powers #0 was simply the best issue that I read this week. Captain America may be one of the best titles, but for this one week, Captain Ame...   [read the full post]

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 scott@fanboyradio.com The writer of Captain America, Gotham Central, The Authority: Revolution, Sleeper, Black Sails and coming up, he'll replace Brian Michael Bendis on Daredevil. This is Ed's fourth time on the program and this hour contains explicit language. ***This episode has been edited for storage s...