If you’re gonna do Cap Week — there is a movie that comes out Friday — then you have to start with the King, don’t you?So here are 13 excellent covers (including a few significant ones by some contemporaries):
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April 2, 2014
You should do an article on the best Captain America covers of all time. Some of these covers are certainly more memorable than others (specifically Captain America #1, Avengers #4 & Captain America #109).
You could add Steranko He did that phenomenal cover for Captain America #111. This coverseems to always be on posters, t-shirt, refrigerator magnets and reprints.
Another artist to be considered would be John Byrne. He had a great (although short) run on the character and his cover for Captain America #250 was a great hook for the “Cap for President” storyline.
April 2, 2014
Check us out tomorrow if you’re a Steranko fan …
May 22, 2014
i don’t like when bucky is like robin a kid super hero in the WW2 i prefer him in the ultimate version the one or the way of marvel movies