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    Steve Rogers: Super Soldier #1

    Steve Rogers: Super Soldier » Steve Rogers: Super Soldier #1 - Rebirth released by Marvel on September 2010.

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    Steve Rogers was America's first Super-Soldier - Captain America - and he's fought for his country since World War II. Now a face from the past reappears, a woman that cannot be alive because Steve watched her die! Steve has fought for so long, and lost so much -- is his past coming back to haunt him now? Or could this be the plot of an old enemy who controls nearly everything he touches, including Steve's mind? From multiple Award-Winning Captain America scribe Ed Brubaker and acclaimed artist Dale Eaglesham comes a mini-series no Cap or Avengers fan will want to miss!

    Prologue. In his car, a whistle-blower scientist attempts to contact someone from the United Nations, only to discover he has been found out by his employer – and his car then explodes.

    Steve Rogers discusses the scientist’s death with Pete Wisdom. Wisdom tells Rogers that the scientist worked for Nextin Pharmaceuticals, a new research firm headed by Professor Jacob Erskine. Jacob is the grandson of Professor Abraham Erskine, the inventor of the original Super-Soldier serum. Jacob’s mother was Abraham’s estranged daughter Esme and his father was Tyler Paxton, another soldier who participated in Project: Rebirth, but did not receive the serum due to Abraham Erskine’s assassination. Jacob Erskine worked under the last name Paxton until he decided to use his grandfather’s last name supposedly to attract customers because he had cracked the Super-Soldier serum and was planning on selling it to the highest bidder.

    Next, Rogers infiltrates a hotel in Madripoor, where Nextin Pharmaceuticals is holding a gala for shareholders and may be meeting with prospective bidders. Rogers enters the gala dressed as an attendee and hopes to find Erskine and talk some sense into him. Rogers spots Erskine, but is taken aback by Erskine’s wife, who looks exactly like someone Rogers knew from the days of Project: Rebirth 70 years ago. Erskine leaves the gala and Rogers follows, encountering security guards enhanced by the new serum. During the fight, one of the men has an aneurysm and dies. Rogers finally finds Erskine, but Erskine wants to use the serum to cure cancer, not to sell it. Rogers doesn’t believe him because of the hulking security men and the familiar woman. Erskine thinks his head of security may be responsible, but he is then shot in the chest by a sniper and collapses in Rogers’ arms.

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    Super Soldier. Super Issue 0

    Steve Rogers (the original Captain America) stars in his new role as an espionage agent working to protect america from the evil influences as he searches for the truth behind the Grandson of Professor Erskin and his newly developed Super Soldier Serum.            The Good I'd like to start of by saying I set out with no intention of buying this issue when I went to work yesterday, in fact I didn't even know it existed until I saw it on the shelf. It looked interesting and I'm very interested in...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    Review: Steve Rogers: Super Soldier #1 0

    After getting a tip from Pete Wisdom, Steve Rogers investigates a drug company run by the grandson of Dr. Erskine who seems to be synthesizing a new version of the Super Soldier serum.  The Good Brubaker draws another plotline out of Cap's early days and I'm actually quite intrigued to see what he does with this. It's looking like X-13, Steve's love interest from THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AMERICA mini-series (who's also featured in his reprinted orig...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    Steve Rogers: Super Soldier Issue 1 0

    As much as I've tried, I've never been able to get into Ed Brubakers Captain America. I've tried twice and I'll probably try again this summer, but I just haven't. I know it's one of the best books out there. I know the writing is top notch, as is the art. For some reason though, the art and writing together never really did it for me and I couldn't get into it. That's not the problem here though, as Brubaker and Eaglesham (A man whose name makes him worthy of such a book) bring a great tale to ...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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