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):
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
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