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    Captain America » Captain America #2 - Enemy, Chapter Two: One Nation released by Marvel on July 1, 2002.

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    Enemy, Chapter Two: One Nation last edited by gravenraven on 05/19/23 04:15PM View full history

    Captain America tackles terrorism on the home front! Marvel Knights is proud to present an all-new, ongoing CAPTAIN AMERICA series of gut-wrenching intensity, by the acclaimed creative team of writer John Ney Rieber (Books of Magic) and penciler John Cassaday (Planetary)! A small town in America -- seized by the international terrorist called Shaytan! And in the wake of 9/11, the Super Soldier must make some hard decisions about his role in the world!

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    Captain America #2 - Enemy, Chapter Two: One Nation by fedspaz on December 19, 2010

    We are back in Centerville and Cap is faced with a terrorist situation.  This second issue of the series once again left me feeling a little cheated.  There's not a lot of story as far as I'm concerned.  Most of the story is painted out with pictures and not a lot of verbiage to go with it.  There's entire pages with no more than 8-10 words on them.  Don't get me wrong, I really like good art and this issue has it... but I want a story to go along with it.  I want to understand the characters, k...

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