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Captain America: White #2 is a magnificent continuation of an intriguing tale, as despite not quite reaching its full potential yet, the series is giving us an inviting look into Captain America's time during the war. It also gives us a marvelous building relationship between Cap and Bucky, showing us how their partnership has changed them for the better. Read Full Review

Altogether, "Captain America: White" #2 is warm and effective. The creative team's affection for the title character and his supporting cast is clear on every page and, for all its emotional simplicity, it's crafted intricately. This is an excellent read. Read Full Review

Ultimately, I'm not sure where Captain America: White is headed as a series, but as far as chapters go, this is definitely a strong installment. By stripping Cap of his most powerful weapon, Loeb has shown us what kind of man Steve Rogers really is, and it's that kind of sterling character beats that will make lifelong fans. While the last issue struggled a bit with its large cast and shifting time periods, Loeb and Sale bring a renewed focus to Captain America: White #2, making this a singular work amongst Marvel's offerings this week. Read Full Review

It goes without saying, but this issue strongly continues Loeb and Sales red, white, and blue tale. Fans of their work will be pleased and newcomers should hop on board. This is only the second comic in the series, so there is no issue with trying to catch up. This looks on track to be another Captain America that will stand the test of time. Read Full Review

Captain America: White has found its niche by offering a classing, lighthearted (well, relatively lighthearted) take on Cap's WWII days. Read Full Review

There's an overwhelming sense of nostalgia that surrounds this issue, just as it does with much of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale's collaborations. Read Full Review

With so much new and exciting stuff going on in the Marvel universe right now I can't think of a good reason why you'd pick this up instead. Read Full Review