Marvel's Avengers: Captain America #1
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| Writer | Paul Allor |
| Artist | Georges Jeanty |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
CAPTAIN AMERICA BATTLES BATROC IN THIS NEW PREQUEL TO THE UPCOMING VIDEO GAME, MARVEL'S AVENGERS!
Since World War II, Steve Rogers has fought for the side of good as CAPTAIN AMERICA! As one of his last friends from the war is laid to rest, Cap must contend with the mysterious robbery of a high-tech weapons company. But what is BATROC THE LEAPER planning, and how will this technology change the FUTURE of the AVENGERS?
The journey to MARVEL'S AVENGERS continues with a mystery and an adventure that sets the groundwork for an
inciting incident in the upcoming video game!
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Tanner Dedmon
Mar 18, 2020Captain America has already been set up to be an integral part of the Marvel's Avengers game, and his Gamerverse comic solidifies that importance perfectly. Read Full Review
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4.0
Weird Science Marvel Comics - waltgator
Mar 18, 2020I really enjoyed each and every one of the Marvel Avenger's one-shots, except for this! The writing was the best part and even that was just okay. The art was really awful and it felt like Paul Allor was trying a bit too hard to write a Captain America issue. I would not recommend this issue! Read Full Review
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6.5
Memories of a brilliant comrade in WWII help Cap outthink Batroc in an armored car heist with a twist. Solid middle-shelf art and prose are lifted up by some smart ideas and a strong link to Cap's past.
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1.5
I can't remember the last time I read such a terrible Marvel comic. I mean where do I begin? Captain America starts off the scene going after Batroc the Leper. The art quality is decent but the fight scene is slow and uninspired. I know Batroc isn't an A-lister or anything but being taken out so easily and not knowing anything about what he's being hired to do is the most idiotic and lazy character writing I have had the displeasure of reading. Nothing happens in terms of story progression and there are unnecessary flashbacks about an irrelevant war hero that taught Captain America I don't really know what exactly because of how vague the descriptions were. I would skip this issue entirely as a read because of how forgetful it is.
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