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This collection was a mess. I thought it was bad when you bought a volume and there's like 5 different artists. This collection had about 7 different writers and it very much showed. There were few bright spots. Issue #247 was good, there was a pretty decent run from 248 to the end but the rest of this book was just terrible? I mean, watching Captain America tell black people to sit out the war against white terrorism and the book implying that they're part of the problem? THe unnecessary flip f...
A case of the good parts that were working in Vol. 6 being just enough to tip the scales away from developments which weren't as charming.The case of the stuff working at it's best is the first issue presented, "Captain America #231", wherein Captain America gets swept up in a several issue arc with the National Force, a combative neo-Nazi outfit that is starting to hypnotize the world into its way of thinking. A lot of good emotional duress, plot turns, and generally well thought out action by
A case of the good parts that were working in Vol. 6 being just enough to tip the scales away from developments which weren't as charming.The case of the stuff working at it's best is the first issue presented, "Captain America #231", wherein Captain America gets swept up in a several issue arc with the National Force, a combative neo-Nazi outfit that is starting to hypnotize the world into its way of thinking. A lot of good emotional duress, plot turns, and generally well thought out action by
A case of the good parts that were working in Vol. 6 being just enough to tip the scales away from developments which weren't as charming.The case of the stuff working at it's best is the first issue presented, "Captain America #231", wherein Captain America gets swept up in a several issue arc with the National Force, a combative neo-Nazi outfit that is starting to hypnotize the world into its way of thinking. A lot of good emotional duress, plot turns, and generally well thought out action by
A case of the good parts that were working in Vol. 6 being just enough to tip the scales away from developments which weren't as charming.The case of the stuff working at it's best is the first issue presented, "Captain America #231", wherein Captain America gets swept up in a several issue arc with the National Force, a combative neo-Nazi outfit that is starting to hypnotize the world into its way of thinking. A lot of good emotional duress, plot turns, and generally well thought out action by
A case of the good parts that were working in Vol. 6 being just enough to tip the scales away from developments which weren't as charming.The case of the stuff working at it's best is the first issue presented, "Captain America #231", wherein Captain America gets swept up in a several issue arc with the National Force, a combative neo-Nazi outfit that is starting to hypnotize the world into its way of thinking. A lot of good emotional duress, plot turns, and generally well thought out action by
I liked the John Byrne issues. JB always seemed to get Captain America and it really clarifies the characterization from earlier in this volume.
I liked the John Byrne issues. JB always seemed to get Captain America and it really clarifies the characterization from earlier in this volume.
I liked the John Byrne issues. JB always seemed to get Captain America and it really clarifies the characterization from earlier in this volume.
The Stern/Byrne run was one of the few Cap runs I had bought issues from back in the day. It really made this volume for me.
The Stern/Byrne run was one of the few Cap runs I had bought issues from back in the day. It really made this volume for me.
The best collection of Captain America stories without the brooding.
The best collection of Captain America stories without the brooding.
The best collection of Captain America stories without the brooding.
The best collection of Captain America stories without the brooding.
The Roger Stern/John Byrne issues in this collection are the best this title has seen to this point in its history. Unfortunately, there's a lot of fill ins clustered around their issues which are extremely bad.
As is often the case with these Marvel Essential titles the material included is often uneven. The Stern/Byrne issues are wonderful and the most of the McKenzie issues are very good as well, particularly those with art by Buscema, but many of the one-off or fill-in issues between these runs are mediocre at best.
As is often the case with these Marvel Essential titles the material included is often uneven. The Stern/Byrne issues are wonderful and the most of the McKenzie issues are very good as well, particularly those with art by Buscema, but many of the one-off or fill-in issues between these runs are mediocre at best.
