Justinpants21

Marvel needs to find not just a good writer, but also someone who actually wants to write Moon Knight. Someone who loves the character and can give the character 100% dedication. Ed Brubaker's favorite character was Bucky and you can easilly tell by his writing, and look what he did for that character, so i think that's what Marvel needs. Either that or give him a more mature Marvel Max type series that's a little darker. Alot of people might not agree, but i've always wanted to see someone like Garth Ennis take a stab at MK. He may be too much for some but i think he could def handle the crazy side of MK without changing everything.

sorry about the spacing at the end of my list, don't know why it did that lol

Here's the entire Brubaker run in order. You won't be sorry, you picked a great time to get back into Cap.

Captain America: Winter Soldier: Book One 
Captain America: Winter Soldier: Book Two  
Captain America: Red Menace: Book One 
Captain America: Red Menace: Book Two 
Captain America: Civil War 
The Death of Captain America Vol. 1: Death of a Dream 
The Death of Captain America Vol. 2: The Burden of Dreams 
The Death of Captain America Vol. 3: The Man Who Bought America 
Captain America: The Man with no Face 
Captain America: Road to Reborn 
Captain America: Reborn 
Captain America: Two Americas

Steve Rogers: Super Soldier 
Captain America: No Escape 

Captain America: The Trial of Captain America (TPB comes out next month)

I added the Steve Rogers trade since it's also written by Brubaker and somewhat ties into the other Cap stories. Hope this helps and enjoy!
   

"We all knew this was going to happen. On the one hand I'm glad to see Steve back as Cap as he is Captain America to me. On the other hand this is Marvel basically screwing Bucky over in favour of Steve in order to appeal to the wider masses. At least give Bucky his own series. Given the hype the Cap movie will generate you can probably afford it. Still should be interesting. Brubaker knows how to handle Steve let's hope he can do it again."

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“I gave myself a few challenges for this new #1 - I wanted to do the perfect Cap comic for anyone who walks out of the Cap movie and wants to know what's next, but it also had to build on everything I've done on the book beforehand, too, and feel like the natural next step,” explained Brubaker.  

   In other words, "We were afraid that people wouldn't buy our comic if Steve wasn't Cap after they saw the film, so instead we threw away years of character growth and amazing storylines with Bucky because of a two hour movie." Yeah Marvel, thanks for the big slap in the face to ever Bucky fan on earth.....jerks -___- "

Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing is probably the best story i've ever read and i've been reading comics for 20 years