Captain America: Man Without a Country (Captain America)2 reviews Mark Waid Marvel Entertainment Group, 1998 Great Captain America Tale The basis for this book is what is the worst thing that can happen to Captain America? How about being thrown out of America and having your American citizenship being taken away from you? That's what happens here as Steve Rogers tries to find who framed him for a crime that he didn't commit. ...             Captain America: The Classic Years, Volume 26 reviews Joe Simon, Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2000 Good vs. Evil + The REAL champion of truth, justice and the American way! + Early Years Of `Ol Wing Head! + Captain America: The Classic Years volume 2 + Captain America: The Classic Years is a must have item!             Captain America by Steve Englehart, Vol. 2: Nomad (Avengers)2 reviews Steve Englehart, John Warner, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 Captain America meets Watergate + When Captain America throws his mighty shield... away In 1974, Steve Englehart tackled the disillusionment of Watergate and Vietnam head on in this classic comic book story. Steve Rogers witnesses corruption in the White House that disilllusions him to the point that he no longer wants to be assiciated with a national interest, and he reinvents ...             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             Essential Captain America, Vol. 1 (Marvel Essentials)19 reviews Stan Lee, Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2000 THE SILVER AGE OF CAPTAIN AMERICA + Steve Rogers dead? Nah... + Fun Reading is there some legal reason why Marvel doesn't put out collections of their Golden Age Heroes like Captain America, the Human Torch, etc? Just curious. I'd love to see those. Well this Essential volume collects Caps Earliest Silver Age Adventures from Tales of Suspense #55 - 99 and Captain ...             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 ...             Marvel Masterworks Golden Age Captain America Comics 14 reviews Joe Simon Marvel Enterprises, 2005 Captain America Vol. 1 + Early Stories of a Truly Classic Comic Book Character + AMAZING!!!! This is the one. This is the 1940s' comic book strip that dreams are made of. The ugliest, meanest, nastiest villians of all time. Wild and wooley rip roaring stories. The pulp mags turned into a comic book. One of the three or four best collections of 1940s' superheros currently availible. The ...             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. 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             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 by Jack Kirby, Vol. 3: The Swine2 reviews Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2006 ...Liberty and Justice, For ALL! + Some good stuff from The King! In my humble opinion, THIS IS THE BEST CAPTAIN AMERICA SAGA, EVER! Jack Kirby and Captain America triumph over the forces that threaten us and on this occasion, Cap is confronted by Science run amok! The story starts in the jungles of Central America then seques into a fantasic adventure that would ...             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.             Captain America: Red Menace, Book Two4 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2006 Moving into Civil War + Another great part of a stellar run + Great Book Right before Civil War breaks out, Cap is in England investigating more. This story hints and moves well into Civil War and the induction of the Superhuman Registration Act. Another good read.             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 ...             Essential Captain America, Vol. 3 (Marvel Essentials)3 reviews Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 Captain America teams up with the Falcon in the early 1970s + Cap gets relevant + The legend lives on. With the recent "death" of Captain America in the epilogue to the Civil War that has rocked the Marvel Universe I decided to go back and read again the Silver Age adventures of ol' wing head. "Essential Captain America, Volume 3," reprints "Captain America" issues #127-56, which were originally ...             Captain America by Steve Englehart, Vol. 1: Secret Empire (Avengers)2 reviews Steve Englehart, Mike Friedrich, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 The Essential Cap + Captain America: Secret Empire There's never been a more interesting or important Capt. America story arc than this 1970's classic by the great Steve Englehart. During the height of the national disillusionment that culminated with the Watergate scandal (current events actually shaped the development of the story as it ...             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 ...             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.             Marvel Masterworks Captain America Volume 2 (Volume 2)2 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 2005 A trio of solid mini-epics for Captain America from Lee & Kirby (and Kane) + Lee/Kirby magic "Marvel Masterworks: Captain America, Volume 2" collects issues #82-99 of "Tales of Suspense" and the first issue of Captain America's own magazine, which continues the numbering with #100 (Iron Man, Cap's co-star in "Tales of Suspense," got to start over with issue #1). That means Stan Lee did all ...             Captain America: War & Remembrance2 reviews Roger Stern, John Byrne, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 Arguably the best run of Captain America... + Early eighties Cap This collects the full 9-issue run (247-255 in 1980) on Captain America by Roger Stern and John Byrne. As far as I'm concerned, these are arguably the best Captain America issues of all-time. First of all, Byrne was at his artistic peak (circa his work on X-Men), and together, he and Stern ...