Last year, a new era of Captain America began as both Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson picked up the shield and embarked on separate journeys in the pages of Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, and Carmen Carnero's Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty and Tochi Onyebuchi and R.B. Silva's Captain America: Symbol of Truth.
This April, the two Captains will reunite for Captain America: Cold War, an explosive crossover event that will make them question everything they believe in...and each other.
An espionage-fueled action thriller, the storyline will pay off various plot threads that have built up in the pages of both acclaimed titles including the rise of the mysterious Outer Circle and their shocking connection to Steve Rogers, the surprising return of Ian Rogers, a.k.a. Nomad, Sam Wilson’s intense conflict with Wakanda and White Wolf, and Bucky's bold new mission as the New Revolution.
In this April's Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #11, a Cold War prelude, picks up with Captain America and the new Invaders, now free from M.O.D.O.C.'s mind control, are not yet guaranteed their lives. With the battle nearly won, the Outer Circle has arrived on the ground to collect their prize.
It’s up to Steve Rogers to wrestle victory from the Power and finally end the Outer Circle's invasion of Manhattan - but choices made at this critical point will alter Steve's understanding of friendship and the stakes of his fight against the Outer Circle for good.
Then Kelly, Lanzing, and Onyebuchi team up with artist Carlos Magno to begin the revolution in Captain America: Cold War Alpha #1. Bucky Barnes is the Outer Circle's New Revolution, and he has enacted his deadliest move yet - an alliance with Sam Wilson's nemesis, the White Wolf.
When Steve Rogers' adopted son, Ian, a.k.a. Nomad, is abducted by someone Steve thought was a friend, he suspects Bucky's hand at work and calls upon the people who know Ian best - Sam Wilson, Sharon Carter and Misty Knight - to help him get to the bottom of the attack. Has Bucky finally gone too far? Why has Nomad been taken, and what does it have to do with a portal to Dimension Z opening over a secret battleground in Alaska?
In Captain America: Symbol of Truth #12, White Wolf has used the power granted him by Bucky Barnes to take control of Dimension Z and unleash its creatures onto the Captains America. Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers are prepared to fight their way through the onslaught, but the Outer Circle has more stakes in this fight than our heroes realize.
Can Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers agree on their priorities before they fall to this new threat? And what exactly does Bucky Barnes intend to do to Ian Rogers?
You can check out the covers for each of these issues below by artists Carmen Carnero, Patrick Gleason, and R.B. Silva.