Leonard Kirk delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The action is great and the character moments have a brilliant subtlety in their staging. Read Full Review

Coates and Kirk have given us one of the best issues of the storyline, "All Die Young" to date and it's a definite read for Cap fans. Read Full Review

Captain America#27 is a good character piece and a thoughtful political commentary. If you've been enjoying Coates' run so far, this is another solid entry in the series. Read Full Review

" And i know that i've been part of the hunt. I'm Captain América not Captain Perfect."
- CAPTAIN AMÉRICA

It was actually a pretty good read for this series and I enjoyed it overall. It actually felt like it moved forward with something

Cap's exoneration comes with strings attached -- mainly because the Red Skull is out there being way smarter and way less moral about manipulating public perceptions. The art's really working for me this issue, and the script delivers a decent chunk of Steve-centric plot development. The dialogue dips into cheese at several points, though, and the last act doesn't build as much tension as it wants to by drawing out the final twist.

This was alright, but I really wish the plot picked up speed, especially since it was clear where this was heading well before it got there.

Captain America
Volume: 9 Issue: 27 LGY: 731
“All Die Young: Part VIII”

Publisher: @marvel
Writer: @tanehisipcoates
Artist: Leonard Kirk
Colorist: Matt Milla
Cover: @thealexrossart
Letterer: @joecaramagna
Editor: @tmb11779

Steve Rogers is no longer on the run. Captain America has been exonerated for the death of Thunderbolt Ross. As he addresses the nation on how the world has changed and that Americans must come together for the greatest generations of this nation are yet to come. Many seem to be rallying for Captain America. However, many do not share the same sentiment as his non supports rally in disgust and protest. The Red Skull plans to exploit Captain America’s weaknesses in order to draw him out while he sends his negative message about our beloved hero. The threat of the Power Elite still remains.

This issue actually felt like a Captain America book. There was finally emphasis of Steve Rogers instead of launching a supporting cast. The way he addresses American once exonerated trying to rally together was great and stayed true to Captain America motto. I enjoyed the fact that he acknowledged his past indiscretions and how he plans to push forward. The Red Skull looks to finally have a bigger role moving forward. The artwork is on point and this book finally seems to be moving towards the proper direction.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3/5)
Reviewed by: @mcruz2189 of The Comic Book Club of Instagram
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What a waste of such a great cover...I mean at this point anything that remotely resembles a decent read is causing people to review this with favor..lets be clear. This Run and this issue Sucks...Coates run will forever be known as: CRAPTAIN America