It's the 70th Anniversary of Captain America's debut and we're celebrating by beginning a bold new direction. A double-size main story by award-winning writer Ed Brubaker sees Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes both struggling with the shocking ramifications of the Trial of Captain America and what comes next! A forgotten portrait of Captain America, painted in the waning days of World War II, brings up nearly forgotten memories of those turbulent and frightening years for Steve Rogers—memories of yearning, of loss and of innocence betrayed, brought to you by legendary writer/artist Howard Chaykin. Captain America falls under the vampiric Baro more
Luckily, he's interesting enough to make it worthwhile. Read Full Review
This issue lacks any truly groundbreaking Cap material, and the paper quality is abnormally flimsy. Still, considering it offers almost 100 pages of completely original content for $5, it's hard to complain about the value. The series is no stranger to anniversary specials and celebrations at this point. This just happens to be the most comprehensive and densely packed of the bunch. Read Full Review
Most of the stories are very skippable but part 1 of the Gulag story arc seems promising
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