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Captain America #3, Page #21 (Steve Epting) (2005) (Jack Monroe's last drink in a bar before his Death) (Jack Monroe was the 2nd Bucky in the 1950s)

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Location: Captain America #003 (Steve Epting) (2005) (Last panel appearance before Jack Monroe is killed)
Title: Captain America #3, Page #21 (Steve Epting) (2005) (Jack Monroe's last drink in a bar before his Death) (Jack Monroe was the 2nd Bucky in the 1950s)*
Artist:  Steve Epting (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 317
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Added to Site: 12/13/2020

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March 2005, Captain America #3, Page #3, Steve Epting pencils/inks, "Out of Time, Part 3 of 6",

More info of the death of Jack"Nomad" Monroe. We see what has been happening in this man's mind and in his world, and it has not been a pleasant ride for Jack. Due to the drugs injected into him in the 1950's (when he was the second Bucky) Jack's immune system is rapidly degrading. He is told that the treatment for this will probably kill him before the symptoms do. Jack Monroe is dying. His mind is a twisted mess, due to this illness, and he sees what he believes is really happening. He thinks he is defeating enemies when he is defeating common civilians. He goes to a roadside bar...a dive really... and wallows in defeat and despair. When he goes outside to leave, he is confronted, slight words are exchanged, and.......we see just who the person is that shoots him. This issue brings together what transpired at the end of issue #3.

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Nathan Hanley Member Since 2010
Posted On 12/13/2020

Thanks for posting this Nick! Jack Monroe Nomad is my favorite character, and I actually have almost the "sister" page to this from the lonely death of Jack Monroe issue in Cap #7: https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1629961

Still dissapointed in the way Jack was taken out after all of the great Nomad issues in Cap and especially his 29 issue solo run written so well by Fabian. Always hoping some writer out there will find a way to bring Jack back. Great page. Steve's work is phenomenal.

Nick Katradis Member Since 2005
Posted On 12/13/2020

Nathan Hanley wrote:
"  Thanks for posting this Nick! Jack Monroe Nomad is my favorite character, and I actually have almost the "sister" page to this from the lonely death of Jack Monroe issue in Cap #7: https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1629961
Still dissapointed in the way Jack was taken out after all of the great Nomad issues in Cap and especially his 29 issue solo run written so well by Fabian. Always hoping some writer out there will find a way to bring Jack back. Great page. Steve's work is phenomenal.
 "

Nathan, it’s great to know there is at least one collector out there that appreciates the Bucky/Nomad mythos like me. I was shocked and heartbroken to see Jack Monroe die in Cap 7 and in such a worthless fashion. I can only guess that Ed Brubaker wanted to kill off the new Bucky before he reintroduced the 1st Bucky aka Winter Soldier to the timeline. I am still dismayed that he was never brought back. I know that the Brubaker/Epting glorious Cap run was “lightning in a bottle”, and it can’t be recaptured ever again. But It would be a dream to see those two bring him back if they ever worked together again, but I doubt that would ever happen. When I asked Steve Epting if he would ever draw Cap again in a series with Ed, he doubted it because “it will always be compared to their first run” and never live up to expectation. Sadly, it will be some time before we saw a daring writer and artist ever attempt to achieve this feat.