Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007)-image
Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007)-image
Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007)-image
Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007)-image
Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007)-image
Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007)-image

Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007)

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Cover Artist: Joe Rubinstein, Tom Chu, John Byrne Publisher: Marvel Comics Era: Modern Age (1992-Now) Artist/Writer: Joe Rubinstein, Roger Mckenzie, Bob Sharen, Roger Stern, John Byrne, Jim Shooter, Jerron Quality Color, Don Perlin, George Roussos Publication Year: 2007 Language: English Series Title: Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition Genre: Superheroes Character: Baron Strucker robot (villain), Invaders (Captain America, Captain America, Dr. Anderson, Baron Blood (villain), Nazis, Anna Kapplebaum, Walter Rogers (flashback), Wasp) (flashback), Falcon, Dragon Man (villain), Monique (villain), Mr. Hyde (villain), Joey Chapman, Namor, Joey Chapman (becomes Union Jack), Ms. Rogers (Cap's mother), Agent R, Machinesmith (villain, also in flashback as Mr. Fear), Scorpion (cameo flashback), Spitfire) (cameo flashback), Warrior Woman (cameo flashback), Sgt. Duffy, Spider-Man robot (villain), Adolf Hitler (cameo flashback), Toro, Bernie Rosenthal, Warrior Woman (cameo), Jacqueline Falsworth Crichton (formerly Spitfire), Union Jack, Nick Fury, Avengers (Beast, D.A. Blake Tower, Joey Chapman (as Union Jack in flashback), Franklin D. Roosevelt, Avengers (Thor, S.H.I.E.L.D., Baron Blood (flashback), Baron Strucker robot (villain, dies), The Swine, Bucky, Asbestos Lady (cameo flashback), Baron Blood (villain, death), Heinz Kruger, Captain America (also in flashback), Samuel T. Underwood, Wonder Man, Abraham Erskine, Lord Falsworth (formerly Union Jack I), Thing robot (villain), Red Skull (cameo), Wasp) (all appearances except for Cap himself are flashbacks), Red Skull (cameo flashback), Daredevil (cameo flashback), Captain America (origin), Union Jack I (Lord Falsworth) (death), Falcon (cameo flashback), Beast), Master Man (cameo flashback), Magneto robot (villain), Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Daredevil (Matt Murdock), Batroc (villain), Iron Man (Tony Stark), Quicksilver, Adolf Hitler, Invaders (Namor the Sub-Mariner, Leila Taylor, Mike Farrel, Kenneth Crichton (Spitfire's son), Sharon Carter, Wasp), Vision, Agent Axis (cameo flashback), Human Torch, Edwin Jarvis, Dum Dum Dugan, Baron Blood (cameo), Namor the Sub-Mariner (flashback), Scarlet Witch, Gaffer, Dracula (flashback), Scarlet Scarab (cameo flashback), Giant-Man, Josh Cooper, Machinesmith (villain), Air-Walker robot (cameo), General Phillips, Bucky Barnes, The Face (cameo flashback), Baron Zemo (cameo), Spitfire, Sharon Carter (cameo flashback), Joe Robertson, Master Man (cameo), Doctor Strange, Wasp, General Phillips (flashback), Captain America (also in flashback as a child), Kenneth Crichton, J. Jonah Jameson, Human Torch (Jim Hammond), Spitfire) (flashback), Hawkeye (Clint Barton), Adolf Hitler (cameo), Union Jack) (cameo) Tradition: US Comics

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Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition (Marvel Comics 2007). The product is a comic book titled "Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition" published by Marvel Comics in 2007. It features a collection of stories from the modern age era of US Comics, focusing on the character of Captain America and other superheroes. The book includes artwork by artists like Joe Rubinstein, Bob Sharen, and John Byrne, and has a cover featuring artwork by Joe Rubinstein, Tom Chu, and John Byrne. The story likely revolves around themes of war, remembrance, and the actions of the superhero Captain America during World War II and beyond. The product is a comic book titled "Captain America: War & Remembrance-Second Edition" published by Marvel Comics in 2007. It features a collection of stories from the modern age era of US Comics, focusing on the character of Captain America and other superheroes. The book includes artwork by artists like Joe Rubinstein, Bob Sharen, and John Byrne, and has a cover featuring artwork by Joe Rubinstein, Tom Chu, and John Byrne. The story likely revolves around themes of war, remembrance, and the actions of the superhero Captain America during World War II and beyond.

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