Artists: John Romita Jr (Penciller) , Klaus Janson (Inker) , Rick Remender (Writer)
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DescriptionI LOVE JOHN ROMITA JR. art! He is one of my all time favorite artists. And Klaus killed it on the inks! So fortunate to be able to pick up the cover to the first issue of John's ongoing Captain America run!So fortunate to finally be able to pick up this cover. It was a long time coming! Thank you to Spencer Beck for hooking this up! " ... Listen close, Steven... You ALWAYS stand up." —Sarah Rogers Thrust into a bizarre, inhospitable world far from home, the all-new, high-adventure, mind-melting, tough-as-nails, sci-fi, pulp-fantasy era of Captain America is NOW! With no country and no allies, what’s left for the Sentinel of Liberty to protect? The Saga of Dimension Z begins here! More info: Synopsis for ""Castaway in Dimension Z (Chapter One)"" When he was a small boy in 1926, Steve often witnessed his mother being brutally hit by his alcoholic father. No matter how hard he hit her, she would always stand back up. When Steve asked his mother why didn't she just stay down, his mother replied that getting back up was always the right thing to do. In the present, Captain America stands on top of a plane about to crash down in Manhattan. He has stabbed his shield into the plane's fuselage to avoid falling off. The plane is piloted by the Green Skull, an eco-terrorist who believes that the only way to save Earth from pollution is to destroy mankind. The plane is rigged with missiles containing Omega Fertilizer, a chemical that can cause plans to grow on people. Cap enters the cockpit and dispatches the Green Skull and his henchmen. He then aims the plane away from the population center, grabs the Green Skull and jumps off the plane with a parachute. He lands near a police officer, telling him to call the Avengers. Moments later, the plane crashes down to a river. Shortly afterwards, Cap meets up with Sharon in a lone alley. As Steve kisses her in the cheek, they change to their civillian clothes. It turns out that today, Steve is 90 years old. Walking to a subway station, Steve and Sharon enter to a secret elevator that leads to a subway car hidden within the station. According to Sharon, S.H.I.E.L.D. has been monitoring that car's activity, and that line has been abandoned for more than eighty years. Their mission is to investigate that line. However, as they arrive to the stop, the guard tells them that the car has room for only one person. Steve agrees to go and enters the car. As he travels in the car, Steve thinks about Sharon's marriage proposal. While he thinks marriage might not be a bad thing, Steve believes that he has been dedidcated to his life as a soldier for too long. In that moment, the car dissappears into a flash of light, entering a mysterious realm. Steve is also injected with an anesthetic. Waking up, Steve finds himself strapped into an operating table. In that moment, Arnim Zola appears before him, welcoming Steve to the Dimension Z. Alongside Steve is a baby inside a large glass tube. Zola injects Steve with a large syringe, intending to extract a sample of his blood. Steve frees himself from the table and recovers his uniform and shield. As Zola's mutates surround him, Cap jumps through a window and escapes. Zola realizes that Captain America has taken the baby with him. The boy is Zola's son. As he talks with a young girl, his daughter, Zola reveals that he wanted to extract the Super-Soldier Serum for his children. Believing Captain America has killed his son, Zola summons his mutates, telling them to bring Captain America to him. Captain America tries to escape Z Dimension on a jet, but the jet is shoot down by enemy forces. Escaping the wreckage, Captain America decides to protect Zola's son and find another way to escape. Social/Sharing |
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Rob F
Member Since 2009
Posted on 2/18/2023
Wow, awesome cover! In a time of endless reboots, this cover enticed me to buy Cap #1 (and I'm glad I did, this series was a great take on Cap & the new Nomad). Klaus' ink can do no wrong, congrats!
Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008
Posted on 2/18/2023
A great first issue cover and I love the JR Jr./Janson team. Alberto is gonna be jealous, I think!
Nick - Barry - Matt - Hal - Namor
Member Since 2015
1 - Posted on 2/19/2023
Ruben DaCollector wrote:
A great first issue cover and I love the JR Jr./Janson team. Alberto is gonna be jealous, I think!
Funny enough, Alberto was the first to know I was going for it. I asked his advice as I was working on an overall deal and pinning down value considering how these covers have exploded in price.
Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005
Posted on 2/19/2023
I think you need to add "-Steve" to your CAF ID now.
Gal Schwartz
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/6/2023
Powerful image by two legends ! IMO Janson was always Romita Jr's best inker and your piece is a great example of their work together !
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