Captain America Vol. 5: Civil War9 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2007 Captain America...but not. + Call it Winter Soldier... The book was good, don't get me wrong. But it seemed to be alot about the people around Cap instead of Cap himself, with a few exceptions. IF you are collecting Civil War TPBs it's a must. I like the Winter Soldier One-shot. All in all, a good read.             The Death of Captain America, Vol. 1: The Death of the Dream2 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2008 A Collecter's Review + The dream is dead...for now You mean to tell me after over 50 years of fighting in numerous wars and battling a plethora of sordid, odious, and sadistic villians one stealth villian's bullet finally kills the legendary Captain America? Well, it is written well, but not a believable tale.             Captain America by Jack Kirby, Vol. 1: Madbomb6 reviews Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2004 One of Jack Kirby's best stories, and one of the best visual novels in comics + KLASSIC KIRBY KREATION!!! + Jack Kirby and Action Art + "Madbomb" is Captain America by Jack Kirby, Vol. 1 + Fine 70's Kirby Stories             Captain America Volume 1: The New Deal HC (Marvel Knights)19 reviews John Ney Rieber Marvel Comics, 2003 PC Cap? This is how Cap's always been + Nice try at tackiling a tricky subject... Some of the reviewers here have apparently read this book as their first Captain America experience, and are saddened that Cap isn't a right wing hawk, who loves blindly following his goverment above all else. Thankfully, Cap has never been that man. Not since the 1950's where he was revived as a ...             Avengers Disassembled: Captain America3 reviews Robert Kirkman, Scot Eaton Marvel Comics, 2004 Two Arc Mishmash + Cap gets disassembled + Silver Age goofyness meets Priest's writing confusing-ness This features, as previously stated, Captain America and The Falcon 5-7, and Captain America 29-32. The issues with the Falcon, while somewhat off pacing-wise, suffer from being the second half of an entirely different story arc. In these issues, the actual connection to Avengers: Disassembled ...             Captain America Volume 4: Cap Lives TPB (Captain America)2 reviews Dave Gibbons, Lee Weeks Marvel Comics, 2004 Another great Captain America graphic novel It's March 1964, and a submarine in the North Atlantic finds a body frozen in a block of ice, the body of Captain America, America's hero who disappeared some twenty years earlier. And, what comes as a great shock is that he isn't dead, Captain America is alive. But...it's Captain America who gets ...             Heroes Reborn: Captain America3 reviews Rob Liefeld, Chuck Dixon, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 Rob liefeld's version of Captain America! This is Rob Liefeld's version of Captain America! Captain America does not have the "A"on his forehead. Instead Cap has the Heroes Reborn "eagle" that most people did not like or care. I think this book show's one of Rob Liefeld's best artwork! You can tell rob liefeld put a-lot heart and soul ...             Captain America & The Falcon Vol. 2: Brothers And Keepers1 review Christopher Priest, Joe Bennett Marvel Comics, 2005 One of the best ever You can't go wrong with this book. If you don't like this book you're weird.             Captain America Volume 2: The Extremists TPB (Marvel Knights)4 reviews John Ney Rieber, Chuck Austen, ... Marvel Comics, 2003 Empahsizes the SOLDIER in Super-soldier! + Out of print.. Great story-arc that shows that Cap is also the best soldier you can have. Captain America hasn't been this great since Mark Waid/Ron Garney were working on the book.             Captain America Vol. 3: Red Menace, Book One2 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2006 Don't Stop Reading + Better than I had thought It's a great story that leads up into Civil War. If you're wanting to keep up with Captain America story, this gives the back story that keeps on going. A good read.             Captain America Vol. 1: Winter Soldier, Book One14 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2006 Brubaker Restores My Faith in the Comic Medium + Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Vol. 1 + Excellent Reboot for Captain America I had bailed out on the comic scene for good following High School, although I continued to pick up Jeff Smith's "Bone", since I knew it was a finite series, so I wouldn't have to be chained to it forever. Well, the day came and the series ended, and quite frankly, I missed my bi-monthly excursions ...             Essential Captain America, Vol. 4 (Marvel Essentials)1 review Steve Englehart, Steve Gerber, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 Captain America's Wild Ride In The 70's This 4th Captain America Essential collection has it all. From Werewolves to President Nixon, Cap takes on all comers. This book also includes the Nomad saga and The Falcon is right by Cap's side throughout. I have always liked the artwork of Sal Buscema and he pulls out all the stops during this ...             Captain America by Ed Brubaker Omnibus, Vol. 125 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2007 Excellent Collection! + Top quality of new captain america + I can see why this got so much media attention. Great book + great read             The Death of Captain America, Vol. 3: The Man Who Bought America Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2008 The saga of the new Captain America continues! He's doing his best to carry on the legacy of Steve Rogers, but things go from bad to worse for Bucky Barnes when the Red Skull makes an unexpected move for the very soul of America! Collects Captain America #37-42.             The Death of Captain America, Vol. 2: The Burden of Dreams1 review Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2008 Re-living the American Dream... - Red Skull henchman: "Remember, the Red Skull rewards only those who--" - BLAANG! (Cap's shield ricocheting off a henchman's dome) - The new Cap: "Sorry... No evil Nazi rewards for you." Having already set the stage by orchestrating the assassination of Captain America, the Red Skull and his ...             Essential Captain America, Vol. 2 (Marvel Essentials)5 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 2002 Volume 2: The final Kirby, the few Steranko, the first Colan + Don't get me wrong... + You Should Get This Book Just For The Artwork + Second Volume: Top-Notch Comics, Dull White Paper             Captain America: To Serve and Protect2 reviews Mark Waid Marvel Comics, 2002 Mark Waid, Cap's best writer Ok, to be fair, I don't actually own this particular trade paperback. I bought all the original issues (including variant covers, 'cause I'm a sucker for Cap). But this book collects Captain America Volume 3 (don't ask) issues #1 through #8. It's a great run, too. Mark Waid does a better job ...             Captain America by Jack Kirby, Vol. 2: Bicentennial Battles1 review Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2005 KIRBY SEARCHES FOR SILVER AGE FLAIR Back in the mid-1970's, Jack Kirby would return to the character that he had co-created, Captain America. Now comic hype was nowhere near what it is today. There was no internet...no magazines like Wizard, and yet the news of Kirby returning to Captain America was highly anticipated, even by a 13 ...             Marvel Masterworks Captain America 3: Captain America3 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 2006 Lee - Kirby - Steranko...how can you go wrong, Marvelite? + Marvel Masterworks Captain America 3: Captain America Collects Captain America #101-113. I don't see how anybody can buy these in the Essentials edition...they contain so much pulse-pounding color! It's classic villains galore as Cap fights the Red Skull and WWII Exiles, Batroc, Swordsman, the Living Laser, Dr. Faustus and...the fourth Sleeper! ...             Captain America & The Falcon Vol. 1: Two Americas3 reviews Christopher Priest, Bart Sears Marvel Comics, 2004 Would be great if not for the art CAPTAIN AMERICA & THE FALCON: TWO AMERICAS collects the first 4 issues of the CA&F series. The creators of this arc are writer Christopher Priest and illustrator Bart Sears. The plot is pretty basic, as Cap travels to Cuba to bring back what appears to be a Falcon gone rogue. Mixed into this are ...