Captain America Vol. 3: Loose Nuke
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| Writer | Rick Remender |
| Artist | Carlos Pacheco, Nic Klein |
| Hardcover: | Apr 9, 2014, $24.99 |
| Paperback: | Dec 3, 2014, $19.99 |
Captain America has returned home! But his years in Dimension Z have left him out of synch with the world he knows. And his return coincides with shocking news: Someone has set the deranged super-soldier Nuke loose in a foreign nation, and he's on a rampage! The disturbing existence of the Weapon Minus program is revealed, but who is the Iron Nail? What will make him Cap's newest arch-nemesis? And what secrets are held by Dr. Mindbubble, the unbelievable super-soldier created during the 1960s? Captain America takes on Nuke with the lives of thousands on the line - but as the Iron Nail's revenge takes form, Nuke's true mission is revealed! Cap more
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Back to Top| Rating | Collected Issues | Reviews |
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| Captain America #11 | 11 | |
| Captain America #12 | 6 | |
| Captain America #13 | 8 | |
| Captain America #14 | 7 | |
| Captain America #15 | 7 |
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7.5
Rick Remender continues to develop Captain America as no one! Here, what I really enjoyed is the political message. It's relevant and very interesting, and even more true in our days. There is no real story arc though: there are just teasings for the next volumes, and that's the main problem for me. Nuke is a perfect antagonist for Cap's ideas but his part in the plot is too short. The next villain that the story is teasing, the Iron Nail, isn't appealing at all. Hopefully, Captain America's characterization is still excellent and I want to know where the story is going.
The new artist, Carlos Pacheco, is correct but some faces are odd. I preferred the other artist, Nic Klein, who draws only an issue. I hope that the series will quickl more+ Like • Comment -
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