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Home / Captain America and Black Widow #638 (2005)

Captain America and Black Widow #638 (2005)

Captain America and Black Widow #638 (2005)

$4.00

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2005 Marvel
Formally Captain America and Iron Man

Captain America and Black Widow #638 (2005) has been added to your cart.

VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Cullen Bunn
Pencils & Cover by Francesco Francavilla

Venemma Multiversal has sent Cap and Black Widow on a wild goose chase through countless worlds. Cap and Widow battle corporate-sponsored alien war machines! And that's not even the strangest thing that happens this issue...

Date Available: 10/24/2012

Reviews


The interior art is reason alone to pick up #636 and continue reading through this Black Widow team-up. Francavilla's pulpy style, complimented by bold segments of saturated color, is truly distinctive among today's comic artists. The story is fluffy fun, though, involving alternative-world doubles, wisenheimer Hydra agents, and Captain America in fine form. Lots of snappy dialogue and big action set-pieces. I do want to ask if there might be a few small homages to The Venture Brothers what with the tubular tanks of clones and the smart-aleck henchman duo.

Gavin Rehfeldt 6 out of 10 GRAHAMS