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Captain America #600

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It’s the historic Captain America issue you’ve been waiting for as Eisner-winning writer Ed Brubaker teams up with a group of red hot artists like Butch Guice, Steve Epting, and many more to bring you the extra-sized Captain America #600! It’s the anniversary of the day Captain America died, as the Marvel Universe reflects—and the next jaw dropping chapter in the Captain America mythos begins! Plus, writers Mark Waid and Roger Stern join Brubaker to bring you over 60 pages of all new stories, plus select reprints featuring the work of Stan Lee and a Captain America cover gallery! And just who is the girl without a world? What’s her connection to Captain America? With covers by superstars Alex Ross and Steve Epting, no Captain America fan can miss this issue!

Brubaker’s run on Captain America has fans and critics alike wanting more!

“To call Ed Brubaker's Captain America one of the most consistently excellent runs to come along in years would be a bit of an understatement.” – Dan Phillips, IGN.com

“I'm here to tell you this simple truth: Captain America under Ed Brubaker is about quality storytelling, period.” – Paul Brian McCoy, Comicsbulletin.com

“…there’s nothing more than pleases me in this gig than having the chance to rave about a great comic, particularly one that’s been so good for nearly four years straight.” – Chad Nevett, ComicBookResources.com

Wondering what’s in store for Bucky Barnes and crew? Find out in Captain America #600!

  

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