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    Character » Captain America appears in 11763 issues.

    During World War II, Steve Rogers volunteered to receive the experimental Super-Soldier Serum. Enhanced to the pinnacle of human physical potential and armed with an unbreakable shield, he became Captain America. After a failed mission left him encased in ice for decades, he was found and revived by the Avengers, later joining their ranks and eventually becoming the team's leader.

    Would U Buy It #7: "What If? Captain America"

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    Edited By cbishop
    DateWUBI # 7:View:Attached to Forum:Last Issue:
    10/05/10What If? Captain America(Blog) (Forum)Captain America.WUBI #6.

    We all have trade paperback (TPB) collections we'd like to see. Here's one of mine:

    Proposed Title:What If? Captain America.
    Alternate Title:Captain America: What If?.
    Collecting 14 Issues:
    Covers: (click to enlarge)
    TPB Cover: What If (1989) #28.
    TPB Cover: What If (1989) #28.

    I included the Invaders issue because it relates to Cap. This would just be fun. There are a few versions of "What If Cap' Were Revived Today," a few different takes on him forming the Avengers, and a few unique stories. From issue #38, just the Cap story would be included.

    For the cover, I'd go with What If (1989) #28, because it's a shot of Cap and a group of Cap-clad super soldiers, in the Iwo Jima raising the flag pose. It's an eye catching cover.

    Would you buy it? Let me know in the comments, and thanks for reading.
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    Thanks again!

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    #1  Edited By fedspaz

    I would be tempted to buy it.  I always enjoyed the What If? series.  Especially the original series in the 80's.  They were fun stories to read.

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    #2  Edited By cbishop
    @fedspaz: Man, What If?, Elseworlds... I love a good alternate history story.  I think it's funny that both series asked "What If Captain America were revived today?"  The collection of Phoenix related What If's outshines this one though, for asking the same question.  More "What If Phoenix hadn't died" stories than you can shake a Cosmic Cube at.
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    #3  Edited By GT-Man

    I want to read these really badly thanks for showing them they looks entertaining and interesting
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    #4  Edited By cbishop
    @GT-Man: No problem.  I highly recommend any What Ifs and Elseworlds.  Usually, the only disappointment in the story is that there isn't more of it.
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    #5  Edited By PowerHerc

    Yeah, I'd buy it.  I'm a long-time, big-time Cap fan and I'm sure I'd remember some ot these and enjoy them all.
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    #6  Edited By IronMan59dz

    I would buy the What if? What if Iron Man had died instead of Captain America?

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    #7  Edited By cbishop

    PowerHerc & IronMan: sorry it's taken me over a year to get back to you guys - I haven't been online a ton. Thanks much for the comments. :) That's why I've grouped the What If issues by character - I think they'd sell better that way, rather than the Marvel Classics' way of just straight Vol 1 = #1-5, Vol 2 = #6-10, etc.

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    #8  Edited By BatteredArmor

    I would buy "What if Captian America gave you this book for free instead of charging you" I would buy that one so fast

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    #9  Edited By cbishop

    Yeahhhh, I don't think that's going to happen, but keep your fingers crossed for Free Comic Book Day. o.O

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    #10  Edited By batkevin74

    Very nice...but now we have to wait and see if Marvel take up your idea

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    #11  Edited By cbishop

    Unfortunately, I don't think Marvel will pick up on this. They've already reprinted most (maybe all) of the original series in their What If Classic line of TPB's, so they don't really have a motivation to reprint them again, the way I'm suggesting. Although personally, I think that even with the What If Classics out there, people would still snatch up character specific collections, like this one. It's just natural that readers are going to be more attracted to an entire book of a favorite character, rather than one that includes stories they may not care about.

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    #12  Edited By PowerHerc

    @cbishop said:

    Unfortunately, I don't think Marvel will pick up on this. They've already reprinted most (maybe all) of the original series in their What If Classic line of TPB's, so they don't really have a motivation to reprint them again, the way I'm suggesting. Although personally, I think that even with the What If Classics out there, people would still snatch up character specific collections, like this one. It's just natural that readers are going to be more attracted to an entire book of a favorite character, rather than one that includes stories they may not care about.

    I agree.

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    #13  Edited By Tigerstriper

    I'd buy it.

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    #14  Edited By Enosisik

    I have three or four of them listed and they are still my favorite comics of all time . I LOVE What if and I'd buy it for sure.

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    #15  Edited By cbishop

    @Tigerstriper & Enosisik: Thanks for the votes! :)

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    #16  Edited By TheCannon

    It would be cool. I would buy it if it was cheap.

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    #17  Edited By cbishop

    @TheCannon: Cheap is always nice. Now that the older stories have been recolored for newer paper and printing types, for the What If Classics TPB's, a character specific collection should be cheaper to produce. Hopefully, that would make the finished product a little cheaper, retail, but I wouldn't hold my breath. ;}

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    #18  Edited By TheCannon

    @cbishop said:

    @TheCannon: Cheap is always nice. Now that the older stories have been recolored for newer paper and printing types, for the What If Classics TPB's, a character specific collection should be cheaper to produce. Hopefully, that would make the finished product a little cheaper, retail, but I wouldn't hold my breath. ;}

    Yeah. There are several books I would like to buy, but there just too expensive.

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    How about What If Captain America won Civil War?

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    @captainamerica119: Is that part of "What If: Civil War?" If it is, and it's not on the cover, I wouldn't know about it. I've missed some of the newer ones.

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