Captain America #347 page 9 The Captain Behind Bars by Kieron Dwyer and Al Milgrom (1988)

Lots of reasons I really like this page. When Kieron Dwyer took over as regular penciler for Cap earlier in 1988, I was excited for his style of art. You can see the John Byrne influence (which is his step-father). And it's always cool to see Steve Rogers in his Captain uniform, which later went to John Walker as the USAgent. But I really enjoy the inner thoughts of Steve (something writer Mark Gruenwald was known for doing), as he is questioning his actions that have lead to him resigning as Captain America and being behind bars. Like any of us, he has his self doubts and insecurities. We talk about it in our podcast covering Cap 345-347 here: https://tinyurl.com/3mh5yrms

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