The end of an era is upon us as Steve Rogers is forced to take on a different role in this new, 21st century America inCaptain America #12. Read Full Review

Adam Kubert does an excellent job with the art in this issue. There are some great panels throughout and all of the characters look great. Read Full Review

If Marvel Studios' Captain America: The Winter Soldier were a comic series, it'd be Coates' latest run with the character. A political thriller from cover to cover, this tension in this month's issue is palpable. Read Full Review

The overarching storyline is fantastic, but the smaller story choices Coates is making aren't nearly as exciting as they could be. Read Full Review

Just when it seemed Coates had turned a corner and was moving past Secret Empire and telling his own story, we are thrown right back in and reminded for the umpteenth time that Cap was the Supreme Commander Of Hydra, and he can't be trusted. Read Full Review

"The Dream is Eternal."

Liking this run a lot so far

An easy read, and an interesting one.

Promising plot developments; uninspiring storytelling in words and art.

I thought bendis books had little action and moved at a snail pace but, Coates is defintely giving him a run for his money. Some parts in this were just awkward and once again the plot moves extremely slow. Not really much going on in this book but overall has some charm and writing that is keeping me around.

Great Cover by Alex Ross.. thats about it.. Kubert looks terrible for some reason in this issue and for the 1000th time we are reminded of secret empire. Coates is not doing much with Captain America...and the ending is fucking stupid like whats the difference between that costume and OG Captain America its the same shit...a light up shield versus his original one isnt that far off.

A very poor effort.