Sentinel of Liberty - Written by Mark Waid & Ron Garney. Art by Ron Garney & Dan Panosian. Wraparound Cover by Ron Garney & Klaus Janson.
The acclaimed team of Mark Waid and Ron Garney proudly present their dream project: an all-new monthly title jumping through different points in time, revealing never-before-told stories starring the Star Spangled Avenger! This patriotic premiere issue sets the tone: anything can and will happen in this series! And to drive that point home, this adventure begins with a look at the Shield Slinger battling an all-new foe...in the future! During this ground-breaking run, we'll reveal previously unknown secrets, revisit some of the fans' favorite points in Cap's continuity, and add new chapters to the history of the Living Legend!
38 pages (two covers), full color. Cover price $1.99.
Hello? Hello? Send Some New Linoleum - Written by Mark Waid. Art by Walter McDaniel, Anthony Williams, Whitney McFarland and Andy Lanning. Cover by Lee Weeks & Robert Campanella (although the Captain America figure was redrawn by John Romita, Sr.).
The Fantastic Four's Human Torch guest stars in a hilarious look at the first appearance of Captain America in the modern Marvel Universe! You see, Cap's on a crime spree and...wait a minute! A crime spree?! Veteran Marvel readers should check out Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #114 for the inspiration for this momentous meeting!
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.99.
Mark Waid/Doug Braithwaite/Dan Green
Its the ultimate Bucky story in this special double-sized final issue!
You know he perished in a blaze of glory, but what else do you really know about the kid sidekick by which all others would be judged? At last, we take a long- awaited, much-demanded look at the life of and times of the dearly departed Bucky Barnes! Little is known about the young man who fought alongside the living legend of World War II, and even less has been revealed about his partnership with Captain America. Now we spin the spotlight on this brave freedom fighter with an ending you know is guaranteed to make you cry!
Ongoing CAPTAIN AMERICA writer Mark Waid, teamed with penciler Doug Braithwaite, steps up to the plate to tell the tall hes always wanted to!
48-page issue. FC, 48pg Cover price $2.99.
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Sentinel of Liberty - Written by Mark Waid & Ron Garney. Art by Ron Garney & Dan Panosian. Wraparound Cover by Ron Garney & Klaus Janson.
The acclaimed team of Mark Waid and Ron Garney proudly present their dream project: an all-new monthly title jumping through different points in time, revealing never-before-told stories starring the Star Spangled Avenger! This patriotic premiere issue sets the tone: anything can and will happen in this series! And to drive that point home, this adventure begins with a look at the Shield Slinger battling an all-new foe...in the future! During this ground-breaking run, we'll reveal previously unknown secrets, revisit some of the fans' favorite points in Cap's continuity, and add new chapters to the history of the Living Legend!
38 pages (two covers), full color. Cover price $1.99.
TALES OF SUSPENSE: Part 2 of 2. Cover by Ron Garney. Stories by Mark Waid and Roger Stern. Art by Ron Garney, Dougie Braithwaite, Ron Frenz, Dan Green, Robin Riggs and Roger Langridge.
It's a double-sized blowout with three -- count 'em, three -- exciting, never-before-told tales of suspense from the pulse-pounding career of Captain America! First, the classic team of Mark Waid and Ron Garney unite for the last time to tell the story of Cap and Iron Man's first adventure together in "Iron Will"! Then, Waid joins forces with Dougie Braithwaite to conclude a heretofore never revealed story featuring the Shield Slinger versus a deadly foe of Spider-Man (it's the Chameleon) in "Double Danger"! And if that weren't enough, in "Come the Revolution!", we proudly present the first half of a two-part tale by Roger Stern and Ron Frenz starring the Revolutionary War-era Cap introduced by Jack Kirby in Captain America (1968 1st Series) #194! And to top it all off, there's a fabulous feature (written by Polly Watson) on the true first appearance of the super soldier in the modern Marvel Universe -- and here's some news: it didn't occur in Avengers (1963 1st Series) #4!
48 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.
Cover pencils by Ron Frenz. Stories by Roger Stern and Brian K. Vaughan. Art by Ron Frenz, Steve Harris, Roger Langridge and Rodney Ramos.
Captain America's Civil War tale concludes! In an era when the country threatens to implode, America needs a hero the likes of which it has never before seen! Is Steve Rogers the man for the job? Find out in "When Free Men Shall Stand!" Plus: "An Ending," a heretofore unrevealed tale from WWII which ties into Captain America (1968 1st Series) #255!
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.99.
Back in Black - Written by Mark Waid. Art by Dougie Braithwaite & Dan Green.
Guest-starring the high-flying Falcon! Sam Wilson has to step in for the seemingly dead Captain America and prevent a racial riot in Harlem! We know Cap survived last month's assassination attempt -- but just wait until you see how!
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.99.
Written by Nick Spencer. Art and Cover by Jesus Saiz.
He's back! The original Sentinel of Liberty returns, with a new shield, a new team, and a new mission! And he's not the only one who's back! Like the saying goes-- cut off one LIMB, two more will take its place! HAIL HYDRA!
32 pages, full color, Rated T+ Cover price $4.99.
Limited 1 for 100 Retailer Incentive Variant Cover.
Written by Tochi Onyebuchi. Art by R.B. Silva. Cover by Alex Ross.
CAPTAIN AMERICA VS. WHITE WOLF! With Falcon incapacitated, Sam Wilson has vowed to make the White Wolf pay - by any means necessary. White Wolf still has a few tricks up his sleeve, but will they be enough to survive Captain America's rage?
28 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.
Covers by Steve Rude; J.G. Jones Bruce Jones (w)/Steve Rude (p)/Mike Royer (i)
Cap stars in this weekly mini-series! Steve Rogers a perpetually young, blond, blue-eyed Adonis with a level head, a good job and a bright future. He should be the happiest guy in the world, but he's not, and never has been. A warrior who's haunted by what he's seen and consumed by his life's mission, in vigilance, he's alone. Bruce Jones and Steve Rude ask what is the toll for these hard choices? What is the cost of a life spent with honor? What is the cost of heroism? What Price Glory?
32 PGS. WITH ADS (each)/FC/MARVEL PG..... Cover price $2.99.
"Fear!" Written by Howard Mackie. Art by Lee Weeks and Al Williamson. Wraparound Cover by Lee Weeks.
A group of doctors operates on the Scarecrow, placing fear generating implants inside him. The villain awakens from his surgery and murders the surgeons. Sometime later, Capt. Dolan oversees a robbery turned hostage situation, warning his officers not to attempt a rescue until Ghost Rider arrives. When the Spirit of Vengeance shows up and stops the robbers, the police try to arrest him. Ghost Rider escapes, but Dan Ketch is angered to find newspaper headlines the next day blaming Ghost Rider for a hostage's heart attack. That night, the Scarecrow resumes his killing spree. Police officer Stacy Dolan and her partner, Ray, find him just after he has killed a young couple, but are overcome by Scarecrow's fear aura. Scarecrow kills Ray, but in his delusions believes Stacy to be his mother, abducting her. Capt. Dolan and the police are called to the scene, which also catches the attention of Captain America and Ghost Rider. Agreeing to work together, the two heroes head off, with Capt. Dolan trailing them. Cap takes Ghost Rider to the Scarecrow's childhood home, which has a murder of crows flocking over it. They find and battle the Scarecrow, who has tied Stacy to a cross like a scarecrow. Capt. Dolan arrives, and upon seeing his daughter, tries to murder the Scarecrow, until they realize Stacy is still alive. Escaping through a window, Scarecrow falls to his seeming death, impaled on a spiked fence, but later pulls himself free, and the Firm collects him.
48 pages, FC. Cover price $5.95.
cover by steve rogers rick jones/steve rogers
Straight from the Marvel Universe itself?the courageous comic book starring the star-spangled sentinel, Captain America!
Special celebrity guest-writer Rick Jones (with the help of Peter David) pens this firsthand account of life with America's defender of freedom?and he's convinced his pal, former CAPTAIN AMERICA penciler Steve Rogers (with the help of Ron Frenz and Mark Bagley), to illustrate the tale! Rick knows the shield-slinger like few others, and his illuminating account of fighting side-by-side with the Living Legend of WWII will give you new insights into the heart of the man behind the mask of the U.S.'s celebrated super soldier!
32-page (with ads) one-shot. FC Cover price $2.25.
"We the People…!" Story by D.G. Chichester and Margaret Clark. Art by Klaus Jansen. As Marvel's two best soldiers independently investigate an illegal weapons ring, they are heading toward a unavoidable confrontation – with each other.
48 pages, FC. Cover price $5.95.
Cover by Brandon Peterson. Written by Jeph Loeb. Art by Rafa Sandoval & Marko Djurdjevic.
Who is the Black Panther? If you think you know, you haven't spent enough time in the Ultimate U! What secrets from his past cross into Captain America's origin? What deal did they make that will throw Cap's loyalty to the Ultimates into question? Superstar Jeph Loeb brings legendary artist JRJR back to the Ultimate Universe! Guest-starring the Ultimates!
48 PGS./Rated A Cover price $3.99.
