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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9780785131632
ISBN: 0785131639
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 144
Publication Date: October 14, 2009
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Reading Level: Young Adult
Studio: Marvel Comics
Features:- ISBN13: 9780785131632
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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Bucky has survived his first major trial as the new Captain America, but now a villain from his past - both as Bucky in WW2 and as the Winter Soldier during the Cold War - has come to the U.S. and he'll have to face his history just as he's finding his feet in the present. The beginning of a gripping war and espionage tale, with some familiar faces for long-term Cap readers, as the New Captain America moves further into the Marvel U. Collects Captain America #43-48.
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Here we have a mad Chinese scientist trying to reduce human population through man- made plagues(and thats the bad guy?)we have The Black Widow when she's by herself and discovers some secret "Caps" hiding from her saying at least three times "dammit Bucky"(I'll stick to "Dammit Jim", thank you very much), seconds clicking off til the explosion of a bomb and then one of those by luck deactivations. By the end its just all too dumb. Good characters, Batrok and Namor especially,decent but not great ... Read More
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Ed Brubaker continues his amazing run on Captain America. He makes old villains relevant - Batroc the Leaper is a bad ass. The Man with No Face is a real threat and Professor Chin becomes an important player in the development of the Captain America legend. The story of Bucky / Winter Soldier coming to terms with his transition to Captain America flows without effort and it all seems appropriate. Not an easy feat in the world of comics. Ed has made Bucky so interesting that I don't care if Steve Rogers ... Read More
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Ed Brubaker's prolific run on Captain America continues with The Man With No Face storyarc, which finds good 'ol Bucky getting more comfortable in his new role as Captain America. Keeping his rekindled relationship with Black Widow together while he fights crime and gains some acceptance from the superhero community in this post-Secret Invasion world, Cap learns that some old enemies from his checkered past as the Winter Soldier are lining him up in their sights. This leads to some dynamite action developments, ... Read More
