Captain America comic books issue 600

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FIRST PRINTING. Cover by STEVE EPTING. Written by ED BRUBAKER with MARK WAID, and ROGER STERN. Art by BUTCH GUICE, LUKE ROSS, and DALE EAGLESHAM. Where were you when Captain America died? It's the anniversary of the day Steve Rogers was killed, a day of reflection and mourning in the Marvel U...a time to look back on the things Steve did and what he stood for... or is this issue actually the beginning of the most wicked plot twist since issue 25? Yeah, actually it's both. Plus, contributions from Cap creators past and present, including a very special essay by Joe Simon, a classic story from Cap's Golden Age, a full gallery of 600 Cap covers, and more anniversary shenanigans than you can shake a shield at! Cover price $4.99.

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SECOND PRINTING. Cover by BUTCH GUICE. Two years following the start of the media frenzy of "The Death of Captain America" storyline that began in Captain America #25, Marvel Comics asks "Where Were You When Captain America Was Assassinated?" in this historic issue. The giant-sized 104-page, full-color spectacular boasts the talents of Ed Brubaker, Roger Stern, Mark Waid, Alex Ross, and others, including two comic book legends: Cap co-creator Joe Simon and Marvel icon Stan Lee! Here are just a few details from this special issue: A 40-page story shining new light on Steve Rogers's death and serving as a lead-in to Reborn #1 that's written by Ed Brubaker and illustrated by Jackson "Butch" Guice, with contributions from Howard Chaykin, David Aja and Rafael Albaquerque. A 12-page story by Roger Stern & Kalman Androsofszky checking in on a number of players from Stern's classic run and carrying forward the theme of Brubaker's story. A 10-page story by Mark Waid & Dale Eaglesham detailing the auction of the largest collection of Captain America Memorabilia in the world in the aftermath of Cap's death. A two-page illustrated essay by Cap co-creator Joe Simon on the early days of working on Captain America with Jack Kirby. A two-page "Origin of Captain America" spread by Alex Ross. A full cover gallery of all 600 issues of Captain America, plus the 78 Golden Age issues as well. Finally, a wild, brilliant 24-page Golden Age Cap story written by a young Stan Lee and illustrated by Al Avison. Cover price $4.99.

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Dynamic Forces Exclusive Variant Cover by ALEX ROSS - Limited to 1699 copies. Comes with COA.. Written by ED BRUBAKER with MARK WAID, and ROGER STERN. Art by BUTCH GUICE, LUKE ROSS, and DALE EAGLESHAM. Where were you when Captain America died? It's the anniversary of the day Steve Rogers was killed, a day of reflection and mourning in the Marvel U...a time to look back on the things Steve did and what he stood for... or is this issue actually the beginning of the most wicked plot twist since issue 25? Yeah, actually it's both. Plus, contributions from Cap creators past and present, including a very special essay by Joe Simon, a classic story from Cap's Golden Age, a full gallery of 600 Cap covers, and more anniversary shenanigans than you can shake a shield at! 104 pages, New and Reprinted Material. Cover price $4.99.

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Dynamic Forces Signed Edition. Signed and numbered by Alex Ross and limited to 999 copies. Includes numbered certificate of authenticity from Dynamic Forces. Written by ED BRUBAKER with MARK WAID, and ROGER STERN. Art by BUTCH GUICE, LUKE ROSS, and DALE EAGLESHAM. Where were you when Captain America died? It's the anniversary of the day Steve Rogers was killed, a day of reflection and mourning in the Marvel U...a time to look back on the things Steve did and what he stood for... or is this issue actually the beginning of the most wicked plot twist since issue 25? Yeah, actually it's both. Plus, contributions from Cap creators past and present, including a very special essay by Joe Simon, a classic story from Cap's Golden Age, a full gallery of 600 Cap covers, and more anniversary shenanigans than you can shake a shield at! 104 pages, New and Reprinted Material.