In many ways, it's anti-escapist escapism - while it has its share of rough edges, Spencer and Acuna are going for the original Marvel ideal, to show the world outside your window. It might not always show us the best view, but it's the kind of challenging and important storytelling that Captain America deserves. Read Full Review

Sam has changed over the course of his run as Cap. At first he'd follow his heart into any situation, but recently he finds himself stuck in between his actions as a black American man and as Captain America; a symbol of hope and justice for many. Read Full Review

Bits and Pieces:I am liking this story more and more with each issue, and it shows that Sam is growing as Captain America. This chapter shows the very fragile line that could have a protest  break out into a riot extremely well, as well as show the downside to both sides of the conflict. While I enjoyed most of it, the little action we get here can come off as a bit silly for a book covering a sensitive topic as this. Overall, I thought it was a great chapter, and the next chapter looks like it's going to be intense. Read Full Review

Loved everything in this issue other than that LOL moment when a group of birds gather twigs and create a makeshift barrier for Sam Wilson. Love the US Agents outlook on things, This issue really displays different political sides well.