Veronica Eden has a long way to go before she can be considered a viable threat, and she is already on the verge of being overshadowed by the villain teased for the next issue. Read Full Review

Captain America / Iron Man #2 has great art with fun, kinetic action and a few nice exchanges between Cap and Iron Man. That said, the overall plot is a jumbled mess and the character of Veronica Eden quickly turned from intriguing in issue #1 to nerve-grating levels of irritating in issue #2. What a disappointment for such a promising start. Read Full Review

Really like the voices for Tony and Cap, especially for Cap, much better than what Cantwell or Coates did with him recently. I could do with less Veronica Eden, who I still have a hard time caring about. And yes, enough with the self-hate from Tony, if only Cantwell would get the message. I really liked how Cap got super mad when he saw the Hydra Supreme suit (yet another shitty thing Coates did, killing "Captain Hydra" for nothing). I'm excited for what comes next, I really hope this book maintains this level of quality, these characters deserve better than what Marvel does with them these days.

I know i'm late to the party and at that a party, for which not that many people are hyped for or attend even, but a party that like, now that i am here. Call me basic, but civil war is most definitely one of my favorite comics stories. And you know Civil War is complex story, so seeing after so much time Cap and Iron man talking about their motivations, during that time in a way, that's calm and understanding to the other's position,without throwing fist at each other gives me so much joy. To this day, i think that both sides had some nice arguments and for sure it's nice to see, that both of them understand. You can also feel, the disappointment and rhe regret that Tony feels about the whole thing, especially the initiative, not working out, while Cap also has an appreciation for the idea, but at the same time he has his critiques of it, resulting in a more nuanced point of view. The whole conversation comes really naturally, i get why Tony brought it up and at the same it feels as a conversation between 2 friends that respect and get each other, which pretty much can be felt through the whole series.

I remember that some issues long ago Marvel tried the same thing actually, it was right after the Brubaker's era, when Cap has some issues, dedicated to him, teaming up with teammates with whom, he has an interesting relationship like Hawkeye, Winter Soldier, Black Widow and of course Iron Man. While issues are pretty much forgotten by now and for good reason, (they were pretty bland for the most part, especially i remember that the Hawkeye ones were pretty disappointing,but the black widow was alright) this one really puts the relationship between the 2 characters upfront, something i consider a right way, when a approaching a series like this and the best thing about this series. So that's why we get those talks about how the characters are feeling, which are not terribly necessary for the plot to move.

So while that part of the issue was great, was also quite short. Like there is a plot going on, which gets the focus and honestly i'm not that interested in it, but it's passable, it keeps me going. Veronica kinda oversells it, but it's an entertaining enough. But yeah the plot most definitely do not shine, like there is nothing that grabs me in it, which is weird for me, having in mind how great Iron Man and Captain America's relationship is here.


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This is a fun series with some good character moments.