You can read them from #1 to #50 without any difficulties, but you need to know that there’s a big Marvel event in the middle, the famous Civil War during which Steve Rogers ends up “dead”. The fifth volume of Captain America is composed of 50 issues. You can also find the character in other books like The Avengers, but Brubaker didn’t write those. What follows is only about Captain America written by Ed Brubaker.
Captain America: Return of the Winter Soldier OmnibusĬollects Captain America and Bucky #620–628, Fear Itself: Captain America #7.1, Winter Soldier #1–5, Captain America (2011) #11–19, Winter Soldier #6–14.Captain America: The Trial of Captain America OmnibusĬollects Captain America: Who Will Wield The Shield? Captain America (2005) #602–610 Steve Rogers: Super-Soldier #1–4 Captain America (2005) #611–619, #615.1 Captain America (2011) #1–10.
Captain America: The Death Of Captain America OmnibusĬollects Captain America vol.1Ĭollects Captain America (2005) #1-25, Captain America 65th Anniversary Special (2006) #1, Winter Soldier: Winter Kills (2007). Captain America By Ed Brubaker Omnibus Vol.The Complete run of Ed Brubaker on Captain America is available in the omnibus Collection. It’s the most celebrated run on the Captain America modern series.Ĭaptain America by Ed Brubaker: Omnibus Collection The Criminal author wrote 100 issues (with art by Steve Epting), bringing back Bucky as the Winter Soldier, dealing with Cap’s death and resurrection, and more including 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! In January 2005, Ed Brubaker started to write the Captain America ongoing series with the fifth volume. Trapped in ice and saved by the serum that changed him, he later came back to fight evil everywhere. Near the end of the war, he and his sidekick Busty were left for dead.
As a young man, Steve wanted to fight for his country against the Nazis, but couldn’t … until he participated in an experiment that transformed him into a super-soldier. But if you were in a coma for most of your life, he is a Marvel Superhero and the alter ego of Steve Rogers, created in 1941 by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.
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