Captain America #8 sets the stage for a suspenseful storyline. Straczynski's focus on strategy and the introduction of a mysterious threat create some serious intrigue. While the full scope of the narrative remains to be seen, this issue is a promising start to a new arc for Captain America. Moreover, Captain America #8 is a character-driven story that showcases Steve Rogers' unwavering dedication to protecting the innocent. Read Full Review

Plot
Steve Rogers and Lyla fight for days against the demon Death's army of banshees. With amazing battle sequences.

Steve fights marveling at Lyra's energy, she represents life with her light.

Finally, Lyra's brother, Death, appears, who tries to deceive Steve with his lies and wounds his arm, but they both manage to stop this threat and the Front Door Cabaret portal. Steve's mission is to find four defenders of this portal.

This second story arc continues with a paranormal story that seems to overcome Steve's physical abilities, but not his heart. This comic closes abruptly, even though the story continues.

Art
Carlos Magno offers his art full of details and organic where each panel is impressive as it offers a great balance between reality and fantasy.

Summary
Captain America and Lyra face a powerful enemy but the love of life is the key to victory more