Sam Wilson's journey to becoming Captain America is a much longer, more complex process than he thought it would be. Putting on a costume and carrying a shield isn't enough. Sam is finding out that acceptance takes time, both for the public and himself; and if he truly wants to live up to the legend and reputation embodied in the title Captain America, he has to start by believing in himself and standing by the tough decisions he is forced to make. Captain America: Sam Wilson #9 is a comic weighed down – in a good way – by a moral and ethical dilemma and is well worth your time and money. Read Full Review

Cover makes this issue look lame it couldnt be more wrong...Sams insecurities as Captain America continue to be a key driver for this Series and while that may sound boring this title is one of the most interesting Captain America titles I have read. Political, of course. Thats what Captain America should be, Spencer puts him in today's America and it works. Spencer has stories that feel like something you would want to go back and read again, great dialogue and his pacing is constantly engaging to boot hes writing TWO books at once interweaving them better than you could ask for so far anyways. The Art on this issue is great in brings you the textures of a painting at time I love the way Steve Rogers looks you can feel the hydra. Figures were dynamic..sexy, action was badass, The artist really used each page..every page was worth staring at in admiration in my opinion. more