COMICS: Cap's Battle For Survival In Dimension Z Continues In CAPTAIN AMERICA #3

COMICS: Cap's Battle For Survival In Dimension Z Continues In CAPTAIN AMERICA #3

Steve Rogers has been trapped in Arnim Zola's Dimension Z for over a year and his fate now hinges on a battle with the barbarian lord of the Phrox! Hit the jump for a first look at Rick Remender's (Venom) and John Romita Jr.'s (Kick-Ass) Captain America #3.

By JoshWilding - Jan 10, 2013 11:01 AM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics
Source: Newsarama

CASTAWAY IN DIMENSION Z continues!
• 1930: Witness the birth of a legend! How did Steve Rogers, a 98 lb weakling, earn his courage?
• NOW: With the fate of a world hinging on his victory Captain America must defeat the barbarian lord of the Phrox!
• MEANWHILE: Arnim Zola’s plans move forward, cursing Steve Rogers for years to come.











CAPTAIN AMERICA #3
Written by RICK REMENDER
Pencils by JOHN ROMITA JR
Variant Cover by ALEX MALEEV


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Temple
Temple - 1/10/2013, 11:46 AM
@SteveRogersSon I mean...its a good story, its Rick Remender were talking here. Are you reading it? It seems Ian is foreshadowed to be caps next sidekick, its pretty cool.
marvel72
marvel72 - 1/10/2013, 11:58 AM
its alright but its not as good as brubaker's captain america.

@ monkeyballs3

i agree john romita jr has fallen,i thought his uncanny x-men & daredevil run were really the last time i liked his artwork.
shamo
shamo - 1/10/2013, 12:36 PM
disgusting artwork as always.
Gary8264
Gary8264 - 1/10/2013, 1:30 PM
I started readin' Cap when Kirby was doin' his run on him in the mid 70's. He wrote, drew, and edited each issue, and even today they are some of my favorite Cap stories. I'll admit they were a lil out there...."The Night People... Zola and his monsters.... The Night Flyer.... The Swine".... to include a few Sci Fi annuals, but Kirby captured the action and made it excitin'.
I guess what makes the stories so special to me, is that at the time I started readin' Cap I didn't realize that Kirby actually created him (well co created) and
through the years I came to appreciate the fact that he did the first stories I read of my favorite Livin' Legend.
jarel93
jarel93 - 1/10/2013, 3:39 PM
This story has made me feel like I'm reading DC crap that they're calling Superman since the New 52 started. This isn't Captain America.
OxnardMontalvo
OxnardMontalvo - 1/10/2013, 7:38 PM
Been following Cap for 40 years. One of the worst stories, I've read and the art is not in my top 100 either.
birdfists
birdfists - 1/10/2013, 10:17 PM
In that first panel cap has two elbows or..?
spidermanfan2099
spidermanfan2099 - 1/11/2013, 5:48 AM
That first panel is Cap slipping hand out of his glove to smack the rod away from his back (it was a little hard to see at first though).

JrJr's art is the same here as it was in his Spider-Man run, the colourist, Dean White, is embellishing the work to go for a painted feel, and I think it looks great.
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