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Captain America #2 (2018)

Captain America #2 (2018)

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Series Starts July 2018 Marvel

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Ta-Nehisi Coates
(A) Leinil Francis Yu
(CA) Alex Ross

WINTER IN AMERICA Continues!
Distrusted by a nation that seems to have lost faith in him, Steve Rogers is a man out of time and out of options!
Where can a now-unsanctioned Captain America turn for aid and assistance in order to stem the rise of the cabal of influence brokers known as the Power Elite? Rated T+

Date Available: 08/01/2018

Reviews


Decided to try a little something different with this title. Instead of jumping on board immediately with issue #1, I held back to read until issue #2. What I was given was fine art, nice characterization, and an interesting story. The problem that the creative team has on their hands is that Marvel has allowed Captain America to become damaged goods. Years of misuse of the good Captain has lead to a blot on the real character itself. The irony is not lost on me that the storyline deals with a world who doesn't trust Cap anymore. However, the storyline is starting to lean itself towards a "Cap as a undercover spy" storyline which is not at the top of my list of favorite types of Cap storylines. I do wish the creative team luck in bring the character back into the good graces of the public.

"Doc" Schaefer 7 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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