Captain America/black Panther: Flags Of Our Fathers (new Printing)

A fantastic mini series featuring Captain America and Black Panther set in World War II. Highly recommended

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I wish modern comic artists would study the work of Russ Heath, John Severin, Sam Glanzman (sadly, all have departed us) to see how to properly and accurately draw weapons, helmets, vehicles and aircraft. This issue is horribly drawn and really tough to get through and has obviously been drawn to appease fourteen year old guys living outside of Milwaukee (kiddin'). I'd skip this one and check out some reprints from the sixties for quality craftsmanship in this field.

One of my absolute favorites. I love the respect both the Panther and Captain America develop for each other and the way it was developed. I also appreciate the contrasts that were brought on by including the Howling Commandos and specifically one of its members as they were introduced to a sort of paraidise you don't expect to find in that area of the world in comparison to the struggles we were having at the time back home.

This book presents the first meeting of Steve Rogers (Captain America) and the Black Panther( not T'Challa, his grandfather). It's a classic tale of WW2 that takes place in Wakanda and has all your favourite characters. if you are a fan of either of these characters, buy this book.