A review by captwinghead
Captain America: No Escape by Jackson Butch Guice, Elizabeth Dismang, Rick Magyar, Dean White, Ed Brubaker, Frank Martin, Andrew Hennessy, Paul Mounts, Mitch Breitweiser, Joe Sabino, Mark Pennington, Joe Caramagna
3.0
A pretty enjoyable volume. I don't love how outrageous Zemo was. It wasn't really intimidating or frightening, just kind of laughable.
Anyway, I loved Bucky and Sam's scenes together. This was a volume of both of them worrying about each and, as always, I adore their partnership. I really can't wait to see this come to life in the upcoming TV show.
Steve appears, but he's not super personable. He seemed a bit stiff. Natasha's dialogue didn't seem like her at all. She does several kick ass things but, I didn't really read "Natasha" in her scenes. It was odd.
Anyway, pretty solid volume.
Anyway, I loved Bucky and Sam's scenes together. This was a volume of both of them worrying about each and, as always, I adore their partnership. I really can't wait to see this come to life in the upcoming TV show.
Steve appears, but he's not super personable. He seemed a bit stiff. Natasha's dialogue didn't seem like her at all. She does several kick ass things but, I didn't really read "Natasha" in her scenes. It was odd.
Anyway, pretty solid volume.