Editor in Chief of Marvel Comics let's us in on how Captain America will come back to life from being dead in the comic book. Just in time for the movie to hit.
"The original Captain America is finally coming back," Marvel Comics editor in chief Joe Quesada told the Daily News. "We've been patiently planning for this moment for 21/2 years."
Captain America will return next month in a five-comic book series, "Captain America Reborn."
Steve Rogers will again be the best of The Red White, and Blue: Captain America.
Marvel writer Ed Brubaker was shocked from the initial reaction from the fans after they offed the good Captain.
"I was stunned at the global reaction when Captain America was gunned down on the steps of a courthouse.
"It was crazy," said Brubaker. "I had shock jocks calling me up at 5:30 in the morning - they got my home number somehow - and they were like, 'Ed, tell us it's not true, tell us Captain America is not dead.'"
"He's a pop culture icon," said Bryan Hitch, artist for "Captain America Reborn."
"Captain America at heart is a bit of an old-fashioned guy - he looks like Brad Pitt, but smells like your granddad."
Captain America throws his shield into theaters July 22, 2011.
Thanks to IESB.net for providing the Cover art and info for this release.
Info on shipment and availability is below -
This variant cover ships during the week of Comic-Con International in San Diego.
REBORN #1 (of 5) (MAY090412)
REBORN #1 (of 5) CASSADAY VARIANT (MAY090413)
Written by ED BRUBAKER
Penciled by BRYAN HITCH
50/50 Covers by BRYAN HITCH & ALEX ROSS
Variant Cover by JOHN CASSADAY
Rated T+ …$3.99
FOC—6/16/09, On-Sale—7/1/09
REBORN #1 (of 5) QUESADA VARIANT (APR098376)
Written by ED BRUBAKER
Penciled by BRYAN HITCH
Cover by JOE QUESADA
Rated T+ …$3.99
FOC—6/16/09, On-Sale—7/22/09
