CAPTAIN AMERICA: SAM WILSON #7 Celebrates Captain America's 75th Anniversary

Exploding onto the scene in 1941 with a punch that would reverberate through history, Captain America would go on to become an icon and one of the most influential comic book characters ever created. This March, celebrate his 75^th Anniversary and the legacy of what it means to be Captain America with the oversized CAPTAIN AMERICA: SAM WILSON #7 – a giant 80 page issue commemorating the past, present and future of the Sentinel of Liberty!

First, blockbuster creators Nick Spencer and Daniel Acuna bring you a cataclysmic tie-in to AVENGERS: STANDOFF! Since World War II, someone has always been there to don the red, white and blue and wield the shield. When Steve Rogers fell, his brother in arms, Bucky Barnes picked it up and carried the weight. When it was his time to rest, Sam Wilson would take up the mantle. But now, amidst the chaos and the carnage, Steve will be asked to pick up the shield once more. Be there as this issue paves the way for Steve’s return and the upcoming Captain America: Steve Rogers #1!

But that’s just the beginning! CAPTAIN AMERICA: SAM WILSON #7 also features some of the most celebrated creators in the industry paying homage to the history of the Sentinel of Liberty! First, Tim Sale (Captain America: White) takes you deep behind enemy lines as Captain America embarks on a dangerous infiltration mission into the heart of the enemy stronghold. Then Greg Rucka (The Punisher) and Mike Perkins (Captain America) bring you a team up in the Might Marvel Manner as Captain America and Black Widow join forces for a mission that requires the ultimate coordination. Finally, superstar creators Joss Whedon and John Cassaday unite for the first time since their celebrated Astonishing X-Men series to chronicle the origins of Captain America’s greatest weapon!

This issue also features a bevy of variant covers from the biggest names in comics – including Alex Ross, John Cassaday and Chris Sprouse! Plus, after decades away, legendary artist Jim Steranko returns to the Marvel Universe for the first in an exciting set of variant covers running throughout 2016!

Be there for a look back at 75 years of Captain America and a look forward to the next 75 years. No fan can afford to miss out on one of the biggest issues of the year when CAPTAIN AMERICA: SAM WILSON #7 comes to comic shops and digital devices this March!

CAPTAIN AMERICA: SAM WILSON #7 (JAN160778)

Written by NICK SPENCER, GREG RUCKA,TIM SALE and JOSS WHEDON

Art by DANIEL ACUNA, MIKE PERKINS, TIM SALE and JOHN CASSADAY

Cover by ALEX ROSS

Variant Covers by ALEX ROSS (JAN160779), JOHN CASSADAY (JAN160780) and JIM STERANKO (JAN160781)

Captain America of All Eras Variant by CHRIS SPROUSE (JAN160783)

Women of Power Variant by NEN CHANG (JAN160782)

FOC – 03/07/16, On-Sale – 03/30/16

Cassaday's and Sale's stories look amazing!

@linsanel_doctor said:

Mouth Watery :-)

Second way my favorite. Love how it's an homage to first appearance.

Looks Interesting.

Celebrating 75 years of Cap by showing him getting punched in the face by his inferior successor, and hey look Cap is in the same position as Hitler on the classic cover. Lolz.

What a way to celebrate Steve's 75th anniversary: by him getting that crap beat out of him by Sam.

I would make a comment about making Sam the central character on the cover, but Jane Foster had an annual issue after like one or two regular issues, so who cares.

On the other hand I do have a problem with Captain America a character created by two jewish creators to be the exact opposite of Hitler and hugely popular with the american soldiers of world war II gets equated with hitler on this cover.

I find that bizarre as well.

Yeah, wtf Marvel.

This

Why can't Marvel just embrace Falcon?

Liking these covers

I really love that "Captain America of All Eras" variant by Chris Sprouse but I'm having some trouble Identifying them all. A little help? (In Order) I got Sam Wilson, Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes, John Walker aka Super Patriot, Jeffrey Mace aka The Patriot, William Naslund aka Spirit of '76, Roscoe Simons?, ?????, William Burnside?

For the record I'm a little disappointed not to see Isaiah Bradley on that cover.

@stahlflamme:

Agreed. This is just a crappy way to treat the Steve Rogers character.

I like Falcon, I just like him as Falcon. He's a great character, just not seeing the need for him to be Cap when he could be truly amazing as Falcon if people put the time into him.

@lordhuck: @rob collier: @essenemg: @theexile285: @infantfinite128: @stahlflamme: @farkam: That's because he is white. (c)

???

Still a pretty crap way to treat Steve, and with how they're handling Sam, I can see this getting worst. It can lead to fans demanding Sam to get axed off.

Oh, you know its what they want. Brevort basically explained Marvels sales like this.

Which also means this writer called marvel execs a bunch of bigoted snake villains.