Captain America
Marvel Comics.
The Classic Years 1 (Golden Age CA 1-5; w Joe Simon; a Jack Kirby).
The Classic Years 2 (Golden Age CA 6-10; w Joe Simon; a Jack Kirby).
[From Marvel Comics: Read about The Strange Case
of Who Killed Dr. Vardoff, Captain America and the Red Skull, Horror Plays
the Scales, The Case of the Black Witch, Captain America and the Man Who
Could Not Die, and The Phantom Hound of Cardiff Moor. Buy this volume and
you too can join Captain America's Sentinels of Liberty and thereby help
Captain America and Bucky in their great war against spies in our country!]
Golden Age Captain America Masterworks 1 (Golden Age CA 1-4; w
Joe Simon; a Jack Kirby). [From Marvel Comics: Continuing
the celebration of its 65th anniversary, Marvel Comics is proud to re-present
the earliest adventures of Captain America, Sentinel of Liberty! This monumental
hardcover volume re-masters and restores the first four historic issues
of Captain America from 1941. Return to the Golden Age of comics as Cap
and Bucky come face to face with the Red Skull, the Ringmaster of Death,
Nazi minions and more!] 
Captain America Masterworks 1 (Tales of Suspense 59-81; w Stan
Lee; a Jack Kirby). [From Marvel Comics: In 1940,
as America prepared for war, a frail young man volunteered for an experiment
that transformed him into the premiere physical specimen - the American
Super Soldier! Steve Rogers then battled the Nazis until a freak mishap
placed him in suspended animation for decades. When he awakened, Rogers
was truly a man out of time; though no less committed to fighting the evils
of this perilous new era! The Silver-Age revival of America’s greatest
superhero is chronicled here, including the origin of Captain America and
Bucky! The Assassins of Zemo! And the Red Skull strikes!] 
Captain America Masterworks 2 (Tales of Suspense
82-99, Captain America 100; w Stan Lee, Roy Thomas; a Jack Kirby, Gil Kane,
Jack Sparling). [From Marvel Comics: Who loves seconds?
We love seconds-a second sensational serving of the Sentinel of Liberty!
Yes, that's right, the Mighty Minions of Marvel are chipping the next Cap
Masterworks free from its icy fifteen-year slumber and you're invited to
the homecoming party. So strap on your shield and prepare for a barrage
of Stan and Jack's best as Cap (with a little help from his friends, the
Avengers) battles a bevy of baddies like the strange Super-Adaptoid-the
super-powered robot with the combined powers of the Avengers. And if an
android passing himself off as Cap was as odious as you thought, the Red
Skull tries to convince the people of America that Cap's turned traitor.
Yikes! Don't crawl into your fallout shelter in shame, though. Our boy will
bounce back to take on a hearty helping of that horrendous head, M.O.D.O.K..,
in his first-ever appearance, before taking it home in a scintillating struggle
against Baron Zemo, guest-starring Nick Fury, the Black Panther and Cap's
super-spy gal, Sharon Carter!] 
Captain America Masterworks 3 (101-113; w Stan Lee; a Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko). [From Marvel Comics: Mighty Marvel is unfurling a new Masterworks crafted by an incomparable trio of talents—Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Jim Steranko! It’s the best of ’60s Marvel dynamism and design in one Captain America-packed volume! It’s all set off by four-issue rumble with the Red Skull! When the Nazi ne’er-do-well attachs an H- Bomb fuse to Cap, he has no choice but to serve the Skull or America will suffer nuclear annihilation! Even a healthy thumping on Batroc the Leaper and the Trapster, can’t cure the Man Out of Time’s woes over his lost companion, Bucky. Relive Cap’s amazing origin and learn how he met Bucky Barnes. If all that calamity from “The King” Kirby wasn’t enough, strap on your psychedelic crash helmet for a course in Steranko! The master of the medium will take you on a ride like none other with Cap vs. the Hulk, the return of Bucky, and the death of Captain America in a battle with Hydra. We don’t need to say it, but we can’t help ourselves—’Nuff Said!] 
Captain America Masterworks 4 (114-124; w Stan Lee; a Gene Colan, John Buscema, John Romita). [From Marvel Comics: Steve Rogers is dead. Long live Captain America! The Sentinel of Liberty returns in another series of Marvel Masterworks adventures by the crème de la crème of the Bullpen’s unmatched artists and Stan "The Man" Lee.
While the world thinks Steve Rogers dead, he continues on in secret as Captain America, but one identity crisis leads to another when the Red Skull returns and uses the power of the Cosmic Cube to switch bodies! Only with the help Sam Wilson, the Falcon - the world’s first African-America super hero - can Cap regain his true identity and defeat his Nazi nemesis!
There’re also adventures against the Scorpion, Suprema, and a classic Cap college campus story from the students’ rights era that proves if ain’t relevant, it ain’t Marvel! And lest we forget, Cap’s beautiful gal, Sharon Carter, guest-appearances by the Avengers, Nick Fury and Rick Jones in the guise of Bucky, and the looming menace of M.O.D.O.K. and the men of Advanced Idea Mechanics! So forget your war bonds and invest in Cap Masterworks, this one’s guaranteed greatness!] 3/19/08 
Essential Captain America 1 (Tales of Suspense 59-99, Captain America
Vol. 1 100-102, Captain America Comics 5; w Stan Lee; a Jack Kirby et al.).
[From Marvel Comics: Eager to serve his country during World War
II, Steve Rogers was transformed into a physically perfect man by the government's
super soldier program! Armed with an indestructible shield and the physical
prowess of an Olympic athlete, Rogers fought valiantly to uphold the ideals
and principles of democracy. At the end of the war, he was accidentally
frozen in a block of ice and preserved for decades until discovered and
revived by The Avengers. Now a man out of time, he is ever-vigilant in his
battle to protect the innocent and uphold the beliefs upon which America
was founded. Willing to sacrifice his own life for the greater good, Steve
Rogers is the physical embodiment of truth, justice, and honor. He is...
Captain America.] 
Essential Captain America 2 (103-126; w Stan Lee, Jim Steranko; a Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko, Gene Colan, et al.). [From Marvel Comics: After volunteering for the government's "Super Soldier" program during World War II, skinny Steve Rogers was transformed into the perfect man and patriot… Captain America! Fighting against tyranny with his super strength and unbreakable shield, Rogers idealized the principles he held dear. Then, years later, he is found frozen in a block of ice, a long forgotten figure-head of a bygone era! Now, with greater determination, Rogers again fights for freedom and democracy as a man out of time—Captain America!] 
Essential Captain America 3 (127-156; w Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, Gerry Conway, Steve Englehart; a Gene Colan, John Romita, Gil Kane, Sal Buscema). [From Marvel Comics: Cap goes up against the usual villainy of AIM, Hydra and the Red Skull - but could the most familiar enemy face be...Bucky's!? The Falcon becomes Cap's full-time crime-fighting partner in the wake of this shocker! Gangsters and gorillas! A mysterious Stranger! Nazis, robots and Nazi robots! Featuring the friends and foes of Spider-Man, and the web-slinger himself! Guest-starring Daredevil and the Avengers! Plus: the secret of the 1950s Captain America and Bucky, foreshadowing the first appearance of the man called Nomad!]
Essential Captain America 4 (157-186; w Steve Englehart, Steve Gerber, Tony Isabella, Mike Friedrich, John Warner;
a Sal Buscema, Alan Weiss, Frank Robbins, Herb Trimpe). [From
Marvel Comics: After gaining superhuman strength, the Living Legend learns he'll need
every bit of it against such team efforts as the Crimson Cowl's
Crimewave, the Serpent Squad and Nightshade's Werewolves! Alongside his
crime-fighting compatriot, the Falcon, Cap discovers secrets in the
shadows of eras past devised by Dr. Faustus, the Yellow Claw and the
mysterious Phoenix – but a final battle with the Secret Empire throws Cap's future into question! But when Cap dons the cape of the Nomad, will the Falcon stick with him or stand by his replacement? It may be a question only the Red Skull can answer! Guest-starring the Avengers, Nick Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D., the X-Men and Namor the Sub-Mariner!] 1/9/08 
Secret Empire (167-176; w Steve Englehart, Mike Friedrich; a Sal Buscema). [From Marvel Comics: The Secret Empire was rarely more secretive or empirical than in this classic arc that sets Cap against a conspiracy out to frame and replace him in the American mind! And pay CLOSE attention to the man behind the curtain (or mask, as the case may be)! Corruption and cover-ups conclude with Cap quitting the Avengers, paving the way for his days as Nomad! With Nick Fury, the Black Panther and Banshee! Guest-starring the X-Men (back before it was cool) and featuring an early re-telling of Cap’s origin!] Old Book of the Week 5/17/06: The Englehart version is the Captain America of my childhood, and while it is somewhat dated (the great heaps of expository dialog really takes me back), I'm surprised at how much I still enjoy these stories. Written at the peak of the Watergate era, the book is built on paranoia and disillusionment, and I am still astonished that they got away with making that particular person the Big Bad (I can't imagine Marvel getting away with something similar today). And I never appreciated Sal Buscema's workmanlike art as a kid, but I now realize that I always enjoyed the books he drew—a testament to his understated but solid storytelling abilities.
Nomad (177-186; w Steve Englehart, John Warner; a Sal Buscema, Frank Robbins, Herb Trimpe). [From Marvel Comics: Disillusioned by government corruption, Steve Rogers lays down uniform and shield -- but it’s not as easy to set aside half a lifetime of heroics, so a new legend is born: Nomad, the man without a country? But who will take up the forsaken red-white-and-blue, and what will it cost him to hold onto it? Boss Morgan, the Viper and the Red Skull are on hand with enough villainy for any hero, old or new! Plus: the origin of the Falcon! Guest-starring Nick Fury and the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!] 
Madbomb (193-200; w & a Jack Kirby). [From
Marvel Comics: King Kirby was back — and greater than ever! The
year was 1975. The great American Bicentennial was fast approaching —
but would it be a time for joy, or the moment of this country's greatest
danger? In this timeless tale, never before reprinted, Captain America and
the Falcon embark on a vast, desperate search for the most malignant conspirators
in our history — and their insidious creation: the Madbomb! On the
200th anniversary of the United States, America will die — and only
Cap and the Falcon can save it! Plus: Captain America stands alone against
an army of underground killers! It's cataclysmic Kirby action in the mind-boggling
Marvel manner!] 
Bicentennial Battles (201-205, Marvel Treasury Featuring
Captain America's Bicentennial Battles 1; w & a Jack Kirby).
[From Marvel Comics: Cap goes cosmic in this collection of the King's
comics! See the Living Legend and the high-flying Falcon fight monsters
and madmen in a dimension of disaster and follow up fighting a futuristic
phantom! Finally, accompany Cap on a tour of history conveyed by the curious
Contemplator!] 
The Swine (206-214, Annual 3-4; w & a Jack Kirby). [From Marvel Comics: The King keeps Cap's quests coming with menaces from deep in space and deeper in the human soul! Even the evil of the Red Skull might pale before the fearsome Bio-Fanatic! Plus: Magneto and a rarely seen batch of evil mutants! Featuring the Falcon and Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D.!] 
War and Remembrance (247-255; w Roger Stern; a John Byrne). [From Marvel Comics: Captain America's endless war on crime and tyranny sets him against new enemies and old, from an army of robot replicas to the black deeds of Baron Blood! Plus: Cap for president? Guest-starring the Avengers; S.H.I.E.L.D.; and the late, great Union Jack! Featuring Cobra, Mister Hyde and Batroc the Leaper! The complete Stern/Byrne run, culminating with the standard-setting version of Cap's awe-inspiring origin!] 
Deathlok Lives (286-288; w J. M. DeMatteis; a Mike Zeck).
The Bloodstone Hunt (357-364; w Mark Gruenwald; a Kieron Dwyer).
Streets of Poison (372-378; w Mark Gruenwald; a Ron Lim).
Operation: Rebirth (445-448; w Mark Waid; a Ron Garney).
Man Without a Country (450-453; w Mark Waid; a Ron Garney).
Heroes Reborn: Captain America (1-12; w Rob Liefeld, Chuck Dixon, Jeph Loeb, James Robinson; a Rob Liefeld, Joe Phillips, Joe Bennett, Al Rio). [From Marvel Comics: On the Earth of Heroes Reborn, Steve Rogers seems to have found the life of his dreams, but it's up to Nick Fury and the Falcon to awaken him to his role of Captain America! It's new origins for old enemies when Cap faces even darker versions of the Red Skull and the Sons of the Serpent! Also starring Rikki "Bucky" Barnes, later seen in THUNDERBOLTS!] 
To Serve and Protect (1-7; w Mark Waid; a Ron Garney, Dale Eaglesham,
Andy Kubert). [From Marvel Comics: Empowered by the
experimental Super Soldier Serum, Steve Rogers became the physical embodiment
of truth, justice and honor. He is Captain America, an ever-vigilant member
of the Avengers, sworn to protect the innocent and uphold the ideals and
principles of democracy. Now, on the eve of Cap's return from an alternate
universe, terrorist forces are conspiring against the country he represents.
Without his team and missing his true shield, can even the Sentinel of Liberty
survive hordes of Hydra, squadrons of Skrulls, and a legion of... adoring
fans?!] 
1 The New Deal (1-6; w John Ney Rieber; a John
Cassaday). [From Marvel Comics: In the shadow of
September 11th, Captain America fights against the threat of terrorism.
On September 11th, 2001, New York City's firefighters, police officers and
rescue workers became heroes—risking their lives in the face of incredible
danger as the World Trade Center crumbled to dust. In the terrible aftermath,
even more people bravely came forward to volunteer their help searching
for survivors in the rubble. But six months later, the insidious threat
of terrorism has grown stronger than ever, and America needs more than just
heroes. She needs a soldier ready to fight for justice without hesitation—the
best this country has to offer. That man is Steve Rogers, the star-spangled
Super-Soldier called Captain America. In the small town of Centerville,
the terrorist known as Al-Tariq holds the entire populace hostage. No one
gets in; no one gets out. That is, no one without the skills of Captain
America. His mission—to take the terrorists out, while protecting the
lives of the innocents held captive. Too many have died already—Steve
Rogers will make sure not one more life is lost at the hands of these monsters.
In this stunning new series from Marvel Knights, Captain America takes an
all-new direction—confronting events drawn from today's volatile political
climate. With this unprecedented path for the Sentinel of Liberty, the current
Captain America embodies the true spirit of American freedom—now more
than ever!] 
2 The Extremists (7-11; w John Ney Rieber, Chuck Austen; a Trevor
Hairsine, Jae Lee). [From Marvel Comics: In the darkest
days of World War II, a covert military experiment transformed 98-pound
weakling Steve Rogers into the greatest warrior this country has ever known.
Captain America. A symbol of freedom and hope the world over, he fell into
the icy Arctic Ocean during a pivotal battle, never to be seen again. But
the Super-Soldier Serum flowing through his veins kept him alive for decades,
and Captain America was found trapped in ice and revived many years later,
taking his rightful place as the premier protector of his beloved country.
In many ways, however, he remains a man out of time. Now, Captain America
clashes with Redpath, an adversary that shares his ideal of a powerful and
unified America, but lacks morality. Redpath and his minions, the Extremists,
plan to cleanse America by force—and only Captain America can stop
them.] 
3 Ice (12-16; w Chuck Austen & John Ney Rieber; a Jae Lee).
[From Marvel Comics: For decades World War 2 super-soldier Captain
America lay in frozen suspended animation, encased in ice, until he was
revived in the modern world to again take his post as protector of the Red,
White and Blue. But when a mysterious package arrives at his door and he
crosses paths with a shadowy new villain named The Interrogator, Captain
America learns everything about his past, his memories, and himself may
not be what it seems!] 
4 Captain America Lives Again (17-20, Tales of Suspense 66; w Dave
Gibbons; a Lee Weeks). [From Marvel Comics: WATCHMEN’s
Dave Gibbons writes this special story in classic Cap fashion – featuring
two-fisted adventure, wall-to-wall action and scheming Nazis! Captain America
finds himself in a nightmare New York City renamed "New Berlin,"
following the Nazis victory in WWII. Joining brave resistance fighters with
strange but familiar faces like Ben Grimm, Peter Parker and Professor Reed
Richards, Cap must find out how history has been altered and the world changed
from everything he once knew to everything he’s fought against, and
what does the Nazis’ mysterious & terrifying ultimate weapon have
to do with it? Plus, relive the RED SKULL’s origin from TALES OF SUSPENSE
#66!] 
5 Homeland (21-28; w Robert Morales; a Chris Bachalo, Eddie Campbell).
[From Marvel Comics: In a story ripped from today’s headlines,
the U.S. government taps Cap to embark on what might be his most life-changing
mission ever — to serve on a military tribunal being held for a foreign
antiwar activist charged with supporting terrorist actions against the U.S.!
Cap’s involvement leads him to discover the existence of militant fringe
groups planning a legislative overthrow of the United States government.
But an even more startling discovery for this true American patriot is millions
of disenfranchised citizens who feel abandoned and neglected by both major
political parties.] 
Avengers Disassembled: Captain America (29-32, Captain America
& the Falcon 5-7; w Robert Kirkman; a Scot Eaton). [From
Marvel Comics: Captain America and Diamondback are reunited after all
these years — but their reunion is bittersweet, as Cap is consumed
with remorse over recent cataclysmic events involving the Avengers. Meanwhile,
all is not right within the S.H.I.E.L.D. organization. How is it that Nick
Fury is completely unaware? And what does all this have to do with a certain
Red-Skulled villain who’s been lurking in the background? Plus: Finding
himself a fugitive from justice, the Falcon must battle his way past elite
naval operatives — even as Cap is forced to choose between his partner
and his principles while suffering an enigmatic battle fatigue that replays
his worst failure and presents the Scarlet Witch as his only refuge.]
Captain America by Ed Brubaker Omnibus 1 (1-25, 65th Anniversary Special, Winter Soldier: Winter Kills; w Ed Brubaker; a Mike Perkins, Steve Epting, Michael Lark, Lee Weeks, Marcos Martin). [From Marvel Comics: Collecting Eisner Award-nominated Best Writer Ed Brubaker's first twenty-five landmark issues of Captain America in one titanic tome, plus the Captain America 65th Anniversary Special and Winter Soldier: Winter Kills one-shots! This deluxe hardcover, fat-packed with extras, features the story that stunned readers worldwide and sent shockwaves through the entire Marvel Universe: the death of Captain America! Also including the return of Cap's wartime partner, Bucky Barnes, as the Winter Soldier; the death and life of his greatest enemy, the Red Skull; and the emergences of a new threat, General Aleksander Lukin, the head of one of the most powerful corporations in the world]
Winter Soldier 1 (1-7; w Ed Brubaker; a Steve Epting,
Michael Lark). [From Marvel Comics: Cap is awakened
in the dead of the night by agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., who need the kind of
help only he can provide. But the corpse he finds on the Heli-carrier brings
him face-to-face with the unthinkable, and opens doors to terror and manipulation
he never dreamed possible! It's a new beginning as four-time Eisner-nominated
Best Writer Ed Brubaker makes his Marvel debut, joined by white-hot artist
Steve Epting! As the new regular creative team, they will take Cap's life
in directions fans will never see coming!]
Winter Soldier 2 (8-9, 11-14; w Ed Brubaker; a Steve Epting, Michael Lark). [From Marvel Comics: The questions plaguing Captain America's dreams and memories have been answered in the most brutal way possible. And in the wake of this brutality, General Lukin makes his first all-out assault -- tearing open old wounds and threatening to make new scars that will never heal!] Book of the Week 5/17/06: In this politically charged time, when Americans are virtually at war with each other over what America means, for Ed Brubaker to make Captain America matter again is impressive. In any time, for Brubaker to bring Bucky back without sucking is miraculous. Brubaker was impressive at DC/Wildstorm, but playing with Marvel's toys he has elevated his game to a new level. His CA eschews politics for a solid thriller, with a slowly growing and solid supporting cast, lots of SHIELD, great villains—the book hasn't been this good in years, or decades, if not ever. Between this and Daredevil, Brubaker is firmly entrenched in the first rank.
Red Menace 1 (15-17, 65th Anniversary Special; w Ed Brubaker; a Mike Perkins, Javier Pulido, Marcos Martin). [From Marvel Comics: Six months ago, Crossbones kidnapped the Red Skull’s daughter, Sin, from a government re-education facility and disappeared into the night. Now, he and this spawn of infinite evil have come to the American Midwest to tear a new hole in A.I.M. – but none of them counted on Cap and S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 13 stumbling into the mix, and everything going wrong! Plus: Cap’s newest enemy, General Aleksander Lukin, the head of one of the most powerful corporations in the world, is attempting to buy a piece of land in Germany, and he won’t take no for an answer. What does he want there? The answer to that can only be found in an untold tale from the war – a story that finds Cap and Bucky fighting alongside Sgt. Fury and the Howling Commandos behind enemy lines, trying to stop the Red Skull from launching a monstrous attack on the Allies unlike anything ever seen before!] 
Red Menace 2 (18-21; w Ed Brubaker; a Steve Epting). [From Marvel Comics: It was Wizard's book of the year for 2005; now, fan-favorite artist Steve Epting rejoins Top Ten writer Ed Brubaker for an action-packed thriller in London, as Captain America travels across the Atlantic in search of his old partner - a story that will see him fighting side-by-side with some very old friends. But Cap and the Winter Soldier aren't the only ones taking the journey abroad. Crossbones and Sin are on a path of revenge that's leading them in the exact same direction! And what of General Lukin and his "relationship" with the Red Skull?] 
Civil War (22-24, Winter Soldier: Winter Kills; w Ed Brubaker; a Mike Perkins, Lee Weeks). [From Marvel Comics: Captain America has fallen into a clash with his government and his friends, and the people close to him are paying the price. The life of Cap's girlfriend, Agent 13, is torn apart as her superiors use her divided loyalties against her. Elsewhere, a new villain emerges; the Red Skull begins to make himself known; and the Winter Soldier again comes face-to-face with Cap. But which side will he choose? Plus: James Buchanan Barnes, Captain America’s one-time partner Bucky, faces his first Christmas of the 21st century – and the truth of the terrible things he was forced to do as the Winter Soldier. And with Cap caught in a conflict he can neither take a side of – or understand – what moves can he make to try to redeem himself?! ] 
The Death of Captain America (25-30; w Ed Brubaker; a Steve Epting). [From Marvel Comics: The death of Captain America! Leaping from the final pages of CIVIL WAR, this is the biggest Cap story that Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting have yet to tell – guaranteed to stun readers and send shockwaves through the entire Marvel Universe for the next year! As repercussions ripple outward, the Winter Soldier finally chooses a side, after the Civil War has ended – his own. But what are the Red Skull and his minions up to behind the scenes?] Captain America & The Falcon
1 Two Americas (1-4; w Priest; a Bart Sears). [From
Marvel Comics: He has been his mentor, his leader and his friend. Now,
Captain America takes on a new role in The Falcon's life: pursuer! The Falcon
has gone rogue, and S.H.I.E.L.D. has given Cap just 24 hours to bring him
in. Get ready for heart-stopping action and political intrigue aplenty as
this classic partnership changes forever!] Avengers Disassembled: Captain America (5-7, Captain America 29-32;
w Priest; a Joe Bennett). [From Marvel Comics: Captain
America and Diamondback are reunited after all these years — but their
reunion is bittersweet, as Cap is consumed with remorse over recent cataclysmic
events involving the Avengers. Meanwhile, all is not right within the S.H.I.E.L.D.
organization. How is it that Nick Fury is completely unaware? And what does
all this have to do with a certain Red-Skulled villain who’s been lurking
in the background? Plus: Finding himself a fugitive from justice, the Falcon
must battle his way past elite naval operatives — even as Cap is forced
to choose between his partner and his principles while suffering an enigmatic
battle fatigue that replays his worst failure and presents the Scarlet Witch
as his only refuge.] 
2 Brothers and Keepers (8-14; w Priest; a Joe Bennett).
[From Marvel Comics: He has been his mentor, his leader and his friend.
Now, Captain America takes on a new role in The Falcon's life: pursuer!
The Falcon has gone rogue, and S.H.I.E.L.D. has given Cap just 24 hours
to bring him in. Get ready for heart-stopping action and political intrigue
aplenty as this classic partnership changes forever!] 
Captain America/Nick Fury: Blood Truce (OGN; w Howard Chaykin & Ben Schwartz; a Andrew Currie & Tom Palmer).
Captain America/Nick Fury: The Otherworld War (OGN; w Peter Hogan; a Leonardo Manco). [From Marvel Comics: Did you grow up during the Big War? A time of Nazis dressed in black, Allied heroes, tales of thrilling derring-dos and undreamed of heroism? Well, it doesn't matter if you did or didn't, because we can make you feel just like it happened. Come along as our war heroes, Captain America and his kid sidekick Bucky, along with Nick Fury and his Howling Commandos, transport you to a base in the heart of Nazi territory. We promise you a nonstop thrill ride, from a daring rescue, to the strangest battlefield you've ever encountered. One so strangethat is will never make it into the history books. Join us for this battle outside time and place. Join us for an Otherworld War!] 
Captain America/Punisher Blood and Glory (3-issue mini; w Dan Chichester,
Margaret Clark; a Klaus Janson).
Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America (5 1-shots; w Jeph Loeb; a Leinil Francis Yu, Ed McGuinness, John Romita Jr., David Finch, John Cassaday). [From Marvel Comics: The death of Captain America hits the Marvel Universe — hard! Be there as superstar Jeph Loeb teams with the industry’s top artists on a story that will have everyone talking, navigating the turbulent post-Civil War landscape! Can the world accept the death of a true hero? In the wake of a tragedy, we visit the top heroes of the Marvel Universe. How do people with amazing powers face a force that no one can fight? Is more violence coming? Featuring Wolverine, the Mighty Avengers, the New Avengers, Spider-Man and Iron Man! FALLEN SON: WOLVERINE, AVENGERS, CAPTAIN AMERICA, SPIDER-MAN, and IRON MAN.] 
Red White and Blue (Original Supersize HC anthology,
with reprints of vol. 1 111; Marvel Fanfare 18; Tales of Suspense 66).
[From Marvel Comics: In this thought-provoking anthology, a world-class
collection of top comic-book creators from around the globe presents a series
of uniquely personal visions of the heroic icon that is Captain America.]
Truth: Red, White, and Black (7-issue
mini; w Robert Morales; a Kyle Baker). [From Marvel Comics:
The origin of one of Marvel’s greatest heroes is re-examined and a
new chapter in his secret history is revealed. All comics fans know Steve
Rogers as Captain America — believed to be the one and only man given
the Super Soldier Serum during World War II. But was he REALLY the ONLY
man injected with the serum? Learn the startling TRUTH about a small unit
of black soldiers who served as test subjects while the serum was perfected,
and the story of the one African-American man who paved the way for the
Captain America we all know today!] Book of the Week 2/4/04