Been trying to figure this minor detail out for a while now, maybe someone will know, but Before Secret Empire started, after Beast did the operation on Red Skull... was there an actually issue of Sin breaking Red Skull out of SHIELD custody or is it just mentioned in Captain America: Steve Rogers #15???
Captain America: Steve Rogers #15
| Writer | Nick Spencer |
| Artist | Javier Pina |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
• Only one man can lead Hydra into a new age of dominance and superiority! The Red Skull believes that he is that man! But Captain America thinks otherwise...
• It's a no-holds-barred final throwdown that you will not believe!
Rated T+
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8.9
Weird Science - Jim Werner
Apr 10, 2017If you are a fan of this new Cap book, you will love this issue. If you haven't been reading this book, but are interested in how this all came to be, go back and read issue 1 and keep going. It is worth every second it takes to read it, and the artists work between flashback and current time compliment each other so well. This is a very long form story, and if you are not reading the tie-in issues I don't blame you, but this story is so intriguing I am finding myself adding the issues suggested to my buy list to get the full effect the story is going for. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Apr 05, 2017An great meeting between Red Skull and Captain America as their true feelings are unleashed! Read Full Review
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8.0
Multiversity Comics - Alexander Jones
Apr 10, 2017"Captain America: Steve Rogers" #15 is an essential piece in Secret Empire that pays off a huge plot thread of the series and features stunning work from Guinaldo, Pina and Spencer. Read Full Review
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7.1
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Apr 05, 2017Captain America: Steve Rogers #15 is an especially eventful new chapter of the series as Marvel gears up for Secret Empire. While the opening pages offer a jarring transition from Uncanny Avengers #22, the remainder of the issue delivers a compelling look at the new state of the Cap/Red Skull dynamic. The book's real problem ,as usual, is its wonky, inconsistent art style. Read Full Review
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4.0
Comic Crusaders - Andy Hall
Apr 10, 2017I'm really struggling to find something I like about this issue. Read Full Review
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2.0
The Fandom Post - Alex Henning
Apr 08, 2017Well...I don't have much good to say about this. Nick Spencer and Marvel continue their politically driven destruction of Captain America. What started as in interesting idea or joke has evaporated to a sad, unfunny joke. Read Full Review
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9.0
I LOVE CAP HYDRA SO BAD HE'S AMAZING #HAILHYDRA
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9.0
Spencer just nails this issue. The stakes are high, the conflict is powerful. The dialogue is awesome. Bring on Secret Empire.
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9.0
Another stellar issue in a very underrated run. Nick Spencer still spinning a masterpiece despite the haters drapped all over him!
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9.0
This story to me just kept getting better. I can not wait for Secret Empire!
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7.5
SCORE: 7.5
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6.5
It's not bad. It's fine. The art isn't terrible. It's passable. I'm just tired of endless set-up and want the goddam story to begin already. So, there you go.
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6.0
In 1945, the Red Skull stole Hydra from Evil Steve's mentors. Now he returns the favor. The big moment here is Steve giving the Red Skull a mighty "I'm loyal to nothing except the dream" line - except this dream is Hydra triumphant! Geddit!?! After mulling it over, I've decided to call this "stolen gravitas." Nick Spencer is counting on Cap's heritage to cloak his Evil Cap story in a weight that it isn't quite earning on its own. This month's melodrama is accompanied by a few pages of fill-in art that make it very easy to slide my rating down a few points. This issue is especially disappointing when compared to the better-written, better-drawn Uncanny Avengers #22. Shame the recap page tells you to read that comic first.
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