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Captain America: Two Americas
by Ed Brubaker
The fallout of both Civil War and Reborn.
This focuses at first on Steve and Bucky and their current life. Steve is trying to figure out what he wants or if he even wants to be Captain America anymore. Bucky wants to hand back the shield, claiming he never wanted it, but damn does he represent well. The storyline after this is focused on the crazy Steve clone and his mission to save his "country" by causing chaos and killing people because...fear motivates like no other.
I really did enjoy the first issue a lot. Watching Bucky and Steve try to figure out their lives is both captivating and slightly sad. I also enjoyed the start of the 2nd arc, as it was both fun and reminded me of a good old cap and falcon team up stealth mission. However, the ending kind of was okay and the art, which I believe is different here, really didn't do much for me.
Saying that, this might be one of the weaker arcs in Brubaker's run but still good. Nothing ever tips into the bad. It's so refreshing to have a long run that goes from good-great-amazing often. A 3 out of 5.
This focuses at first on Steve and Bucky and their current life. Steve is trying to figure out what he wants or if he even wants to be Captain America anymore. Bucky wants to hand back the shield, claiming he never wanted it, but damn does he represent well. The storyline after this is focused on the crazy Steve clone and his mission to save his "country" by causing chaos and killing people because...fear motivates like no other.
I really did enjoy the first issue a lot. Watching Bucky and Steve try to figure out their lives is both captivating and slightly sad. I also enjoyed the start of the 2nd arc, as it was both fun and reminded me of a good old cap and falcon team up stealth mission. However, the ending kind of was okay and the art, which I believe is different here, really didn't do much for me.
Saying that, this might be one of the weaker arcs in Brubaker's run but still good. Nothing ever tips into the bad. It's so refreshing to have a long run that goes from good-great-amazing often. A 3 out of 5.