Maybe he's the Sentry.
Captain America: Steve Rogers #13
| Writer | Nick Spencer |
| Artist | Ted Brandt, Ro Stein |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
If Captain America has been an agent of Hydra since childhood, how did he fight WWII on the side of the Allies? • The secret, untold story is revealed here!
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Mar 08, 2017Baron Zemo steals the show as Spencer shows he's going to be a main player moving forward. If you dig good character work you gotta read this. Read Full Review
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7.0
Newsarama - Matthew Sibley
Mar 09, 2017On the way to "Secret Empire," Captain America: Steve Rogers marches on to the beat of a drum which sounded foreign when it debuted last year, but has incrementally become attuned to something that might not always be outstanding, but is always interesting. Read Full Review
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6.0
We Got This Covered - Sergio Pereira
Mar 08, 2017While it does have its high points, Captain America: Steve Rogers #13 is guilty of forcing Secret Empire down our throats. Read Full Review
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6.0
Nerdophiles - New Author
Mar 15, 2017Hopefully, we are one step closer to Cap enacting his plan that was foreshadowed in the Oath, but I feel like this story line is dragging on. Issue 13 of Captain America: Steve Rogers continues Hydra Cap's train wreck of a storyline. I was not a huge fan of this issue, as I feel like Cap spends a lot of his time wallowing over killing his friend's father, after reminding him in the previous issue that they were family. This issue reminded me a lot of Hamlet, in the sense that Cap continues to struggle with a decision. Read Full Review
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5.9
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Mar 09, 2017This particular chapter sheds more light on the revised history of Cap/Zemo and how the latter figures into the rapid build-up to Secret Empire. But at this point it's regrettable that said build-up has to be so relentless and fast-paced. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
Great Character work. My favorite Marvel title. I will miss Hydra Cap.
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8.5
Great work by Spencer on Zemo here. Art was OK but Saiz is missed. Who is Bob??
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8.0
I liked the focus on Zemo here...his scenes questioning Bob in the apartment are well done. The art here is a good fill in for Jesus Saiz...Ted Brandt and Ro Stein give this book a nice look. Relentlessly, we march towards "Secret Empire," but this issue of the series was one of the better ones.
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6.0
Zemo takes center stage as he assembles a huge Masters of Evil roster. For a title that seems like it's racing to squeeze in all the necessary preamble to Secret Empire, CA:SR sure likes to take its time. Zemo's recruitment drive occupies a full seven pages with minimal dialogue. The hurry is more evident in the plotting. Though Nick Spencer is trying to preserve ambiguity around a lot of key points, I think he's also accidentally obfuscating some parts by shortchanging them on page time.
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