Captain America #19

All in all, this is a wonderful continuation of the so-far brilliant "Twenty-first Century Blitz" storyline. The mystery builds as the action dies down a bit, building the overall storyline. Where the series is heading, I don't know, but I want to find out. The art isn't as good as the previous issue, but it is still a cut above most other series. Brubaker and Co. deliver another wonderfully thrilling story, worth every penny. Read Full Review

Captain America #19 was a good issue, but nothing great. I think this was probably the weakest issue so far in Brubaker's run on this title. I thought it was ok, but usually I am blown away by Brubaker's Captain America. I don't know if Brubaker is hitting a bit of a slump or is losing some of his focus, but this issue just was not as entertaining as the rest of his run on this title. I still would recommend Captain America to new readers because I think that overall Brubaker's run has been great. It is normal for a title to have a couple of weaker issues. Read Full Review

Ryan

May 04, 2019

Another great issue that takes place in the UK. It only took 2 issues for Brubaker to make me care about the British heroes and I think I’ll read something relate to them when I’m done with this run. The long running story is never boring and I can tell it’s building to something big

Hislight

May 18, 2024

I like that the UK had its own Heros pretty cool but somehow bot as fun as when the arc started

Kenjamin

Dec 11, 2025

Art: 4/5 Story: 3.5/5 Total: 7.5/10