Captain America: Reborn #2

chaplainandrews's Captain America: Reborn #2 review

Captain America Reborn: Part Two

 

Reading Captain America Reborn #2 is a little frustrating. Sometimes, if the writers are going to write a graphic novel, they need to go straight to the graphic novel.

While this story is interesting—it is taking too long to tell that story, which is made of many parts. Did the writers bite more off than they could chew? I don’t think so—but the back and forth between Steve Rogers in 1944 (literally bouncing around the 1940’s) and Bucky Barnes in the present gets a little crazy. The back and forth doesn’t allow this reader time to adjust between the two. ( more...)

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I actually didn't hate it! 0
Captain America: Reborn #2 by amberlove on August 11, 2009
It's true. After #1, I wasn't expecting much from #2, but the characters are tying in together nicely.    ...
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Better issue than the first 0
Captain America: Reborn #2 by matthewhex on September 11, 2009
Steve is trapped in re-living his past, jumping from moment to moment (kind of like Quantum Leap actually), but without being able to act for fear of changing the future. In the present, Bucky Cap & Black Widow are captured by the Dark Avengers and Osborn. Norman Osborn is a key player in this series, as it seems he wants Captain America back as much as our heroes (if only for his own twisted purposes) but has more resources to pull it off. I think this title will only continue to improve, j...
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