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mjfmjfmjf's review against another edition
3.0
Pretty good interim story though not anything especially impressive. It did include the handoff of the role of Captain America from Steve Rogers to Sam Wilson. And the return of Zola from Dimension Z. It was good to see some of the characters lost forever return but that of course is the standard Marvel problem. No one stays dead or lost. Which is why I don't believe Steve will stay old. 3.5 of 5.
havesomeshawarma's review against another edition
5.0
Five stars for the dad-joke-full ending. That was the happiest thing I've read in a long time, and to conclude such an angsty arc, no less.
tabman678's review against another edition
3.0
This is the volume of Cap I’ve liked the most since the second volume.
It’s the conclusion of the dimension Z thread for the most part to my understanding. Sam Wilson becomes Captain, and its contains the 75th anniversary celebration.
I think this is a solid volume, the dialogue is a bit wonky at times and characters and decisions flip on a dime but the 75th anniversary special helps to make up for that.
Not bad.
It’s the conclusion of the dimension Z thread for the most part to my understanding. Sam Wilson becomes Captain, and its contains the 75th anniversary celebration.
I think this is a solid volume, the dialogue is a bit wonky at times and characters and decisions flip on a dime but the 75th anniversary special helps to make up for that.
Not bad.
skolastic's review against another edition
3.0
Easily the weakest of the set, and feels like it was a hurried attempt to get All-New Captain America started quick by hurriedly grabbing all of Remender's toybox (Ian, Sharon, Jet) and half-heartedly attempting to sort it and put it away. Kind of leaves a sour taste in my mouth and leaves me not that interested in the All-New business.
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