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Captain America #24: Review

Sep 2014
Rick Remender, Paul Renaud

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Story Name:

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Review & Comments

Rating:
4 stars

Captain America #24 Review by (September 6, 2014)
Review: Counting down to the series conclusion, this rock ‘em, sock ‘em issue is mainly a fight between Falcon and Arnim Zola, who is bigger and more formidable than ever before. It’s balanced by the fact that the Unvengers, introduced last issue, do next to nothing in the story. And in the Oops Spoiler Alert! category, we know that the “shocking” climax is just a tease as Sam will be the new Cap in November’s issue (as well as fairly similar to the ending of THE DARK KNIGHT RISES—wonder if Jarvis will see Sam in Venice with Jet Black!). Falcon’s fate has already been solicited!

Comments: The issue is part of the March to Axis, the next big Marvel event. Sharon apparently died in issue #10, nice to have her back sooner than twenty years from now. There are cameos of Spider-Man, Iron Fist, and Luke Cage fighting mutates elsewhere in the city; in fact Thor and Hulk are seen only briefly in melee scenes.




 

Synopsis / Summary / Plot

Captain America #24 Synopsis by Peter Silvestro

Arnim Zola is reporting to the Red Skull that all is going according to schedule when his rebel daughter Jet Black arrives to oppose him. Zola reveals that she has been his pawn all along, that even her turning against him was part of his plan. Falcon then enters the room and carries Jet and Zola through a high window; Sam scoops up Jet as the villain plummets to the street below. Sam contacts Steve Rogers to tell him that they found Sharon Carter alive in the tower—Steve calls Ian Rogers who confirms that she raised him as a mother after Captain America departed Dimension Z. Falcon battles Zola while they struggle over Jet’s loyalties. Ian rescues Sharon from the tower but they learn Zola’s hidden plot: there is a bomb set to destroy the Avengers and all of New York. When Sam learns that Zola can trigger the bomb with his telepathic antennae he has Redwing rip it off. Big mistake as the destruction of his antennae merely sets the bomb to detonate in 30 seconds. Iron Man tries to stop it but his Unvenger counterpart drags him down. Falcon seizes the bomb and, with a word of farewell to Steve, flies the bomb high into the stratosphere where it explodes….

Hulk and Thor also appear but couldn't be worked into the synopsis.


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Barberoids 1 cover original artwork on ebay

Paul Renaud
Mariano Taibo
Sonia Oback
Carlos Pacheco (Cover Penciler)
Carlos Pacheco (Cover Inker)
Dean White (Cover Colorist)


Characters

Listed in Alphabetical Order.

Falcon
Falcon

(Sam Wilson)
Hulk
Hulk

(Bruce Banner)
Iron Man
Iron Man

(Tony Stark)
Nomad
Nomad

(Ian Rogers)
Red Skull
Red Skull

(Johann Shmidt)
Thor
Thor

(Odinson)

Plus: Arnim Zola, Jet Black, Steve Rogers (Old self).

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