A review by sookieskipper
Captain America: Reborn by Jackson Butch Guice, Roger Stern, Rick Magyar, Ed Brubaker, Mark Waid, Rian Hughes, Paul Mounts, Luke Ross, Justin Ponsor, Joe Caramagna, Bryan Hitch
3.0
As expected, Captain America is brought back to life after his assassination at the end of Civil War.
Steve Rogers couldn't really stay dead for long. He is brought back to life after reversing a "time loop" sort of process began by Red Skull and his minions. Rogers ends up living his life - both his past and variants of his future by moving in and out of one reality to next without preamble. It messes up with his head and he relives his worst days over and over again. He loses his friends again and sees a future that's far more disturbing than anything he could imagine.
He fights the Red Skull from the inside as Red Skull takes over his body. Bucky fights Red Skull and it all ends well with an underwhelming tone. The ending is predictable as its already there in title but the journey seems too short to get to that point.
I guess all that matters is Steve Rogers is back.
Steve Rogers couldn't really stay dead for long. He is brought back to life after reversing a "time loop" sort of process began by Red Skull and his minions. Rogers ends up living his life - both his past and variants of his future by moving in and out of one reality to next without preamble. It messes up with his head and he relives his worst days over and over again. He loses his friends again and sees a future that's far more disturbing than anything he could imagine.
He fights the Red Skull from the inside as Red Skull takes over his body. Bucky fights Red Skull and it all ends well with an underwhelming tone. The ending is predictable as its already there in title but the journey seems too short to get to that point.
I guess all that matters is Steve Rogers is back.