Exclusive Preview: CAPTAIN AMERICA SAM WILSON #13

CAPTAIN AMERICA SAM WILSON #13

(W) Nick Spencer (A/CA) Daniel Acuna

CIVIL WAR II TIE-IN!

• Captain America vs. U.S.Agent!

• No more waiting: #takebacktheshield

Rated T

JUL160910 In Shops: Sep 28, 2016 SRP: $3.99

Someone needs to make a respect thread for US Agent

Well that was unexpected.

Ohhhh, that USA-gent. He really burns my toast!

>:S

I'm loving how well this book has been written. All it needs is a good back up artist and this be a great book

wasnt he missing an arm or something? last time i saw US Agent he a hook on his hand

i might actually buy one of these.... the cover looks interesting.

That art is so sexy. The story looks so good. I'm all about this. I realized being so caught up into a product makes it easier to nitpick, but being so occupied as I am now makes it so easier to just enjoy the work artists/creators are making. I mean still, at the end of the day, it's a business. And, unfortunately business is deemed more important that creativity. Still though, I dig this. (+)

@hushofthewind: Yes, he was missing an harm and have spine broken, he was on a wheelchair. That before a complex [and awufull written] arc of Thunderboltes/Dark Avengers, in wich the team go to a parallel universe dominated by magic/evil avengers and he gain a venom-like symbiont [I think that it was the Venom of this universe] that recreate his hand and restore his legs

Anyway, that was before the "before" universe, and maybe in the actual universe [after Secret Wars] the story may be different...

I'm digging U.S. Agent's new look, man.

Ok, I have to ask: Wasn't John Walker like 4-5 times stronger than Steve? And that was before the Venom symbiote thing (if it affected his strength, I don't really know), so with Sam having just "human" strength, wouldn't the US Agent KILL Sam if he wasn't really holding back?

I'm guessing that the Secret Wars "soft reboot" just pretended like he never lost his limbs.

Kinda miss the previous Marvel Status Quo.

Ideal Marvel Undo Button:

-Steve back as official and only Captain America (non-Hydra)

-Odinson back as Almighty Thor

-Tony Stark as Iron Man (even though I am not a fan)

-Deadpool back to occasional appearances

-Peter Parker back as our everyman superhero

-X-Men back in action and back on top as one solid core team (no more Mohawk on Storm)

-Wolverine's (Logan) back with his multitasking super power

-Thanos back to years-long disappearances

-Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver back to being Magneto's kids and mutants (it made them/their motivations much more interesting)

-Inhumans back to relative seclusion

-Fantastic Four back as a family working on saving the world

While I dig the promotion characters have received (Captain Marvel, long overdue). I miss the simpler times, it made for more effective and focused storytelling and character-driven team dynamics.