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Captain America: One-Shots

Captain America 75th Anniversary Magazine #1

Celebrate the birthday of a living legend with an All-New, All-Different, ALL-FREE commemoration of 75 years of Captain America! From fans' first impression of Steve Rogers socking evil in the jaw, to Sam Wilson wielding the shield today, this magazine has it all- bringing you fully up to date with Cap's comics and films! From a guide to the firmest friends and fiercest foes of Cap's storied history, to an in-depth look at his timeless costume, to features focusing on some of the finest creators ever to write or draw the Sentinel of Liberty- including John Romita Sr., Mark Gruenwald, Mark Waid and the King himself, Jack Kirby! Do your patriotic duty and take home this FREE slice of red, white and blue. Happy birthday, Captain- we salute you!

61 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 13, 2016

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Profile Image for Jerecho.
396 reviews52 followers
February 20, 2020
A nice magazine about the history of one of the greatest hero in the marvel universe. It also features some of his teammates and villains, that honed him to be Captain America ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐
Profile Image for H (trying to keep up with GR friends) Balikov.
2,230 reviews854 followers
April 17, 2020
There isn’t much to say about this special anniversary edition.

It is excellently rendered for the Kindle Fire

It is a very thorough retrospective

It gives credit to those that began the series and resuscitated it several times

It provides a lot more depth on friends and foes than you would expect

I am not a big “fan” of Captain America but this is a welcome addition to the Marvel World and one that should be appreciated by those who have followed “Cap” over the years.
4.5*
Profile Image for Ivy.
1,566 reviews76 followers
June 1, 2023
5 🌟

This book is a celebration of Captain America and tells of his time at Marvel comics.
Profile Image for Steven Shinder.
Author 5 books21 followers
May 30, 2016
Nice collection of interviews and highlights regarding Captain America's history.
Profile Image for Lauren.
5 reviews1 follower
May 25, 2016
A very interesting and good look into the history and background of one of the marvel super heros
Profile Image for Kaj Samuelsson.
Author 1 book13 followers
July 31, 2020
Captain America has never been any of my favorites, but if I ran across it, I read it. Now I ran across this free Kindle version, so I read it. It was not what I expected, but I learned things I didn't know. It was interesting to see the history or development of the Captain America.
Profile Image for Adam Spanos.
637 reviews123 followers
June 15, 2016
A great magazine full of captain america facts and infos. I recommend it to everyone interested to this character.
1 review
September 17, 2016
Teen Titans Go

It's Okay Because It Tells You About Captain America And It Tells You About The Comics History By Stan Lee.
Profile Image for Rachael C Marek.
114 reviews3 followers
February 5, 2019
An overview of the evolution of Captain America with highlights showcasing why he is one of the comic world's favorite heroes, my personal favorite as well. It's a history lesson not only about Cap but also the comic industry, with comments made from a number of contributors to his character arcs, and insights into his enduring presence.

It was hard to read on the computer, some of the print is small, but overall, informative.
2 reviews
May 26, 2018
Good history of captain america and makes the Marvel cinematic universe clearer to us novices.

Good history of captain america and the makes a lot more clear the Marvel cinematic universe. I hope that some of the other villains show up
41 reviews
December 27, 2021
Good book with information, but...........

Information of cpt. America you will read, but you'll ha have to keep the focus since the writers apply different forms of writing. At certain points even unnecessary repeat mens. Nice pictures!
Profile Image for Noelle Walsh.
1,173 reviews59 followers
June 16, 2019
This is a great collection of interviews and facts about Captain America. Perfect for Cap nerds and Cap fans in general and an excellent addition to the shelf of Marvel and MCU fans.
Profile Image for David Bryan.
2 reviews
August 22, 2021
Great review of Cap…

Loved the history of Cap, and the fact he was shelved for years before thawing out, to become a memorable character in the comics I loved as a 12 year old…
Profile Image for Amelia Bujar.
2,288 reviews1 follower
March 19, 2025
FULL REVIEW ON MY WEBSITE
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This comic book aims to celebrate the legacy of one of Marvel’s most iconic heroes but unfortunately falls short. While the intention behind this comic book is to honor Captain America’s rich history, the execution lacks depth and cohesion, but it has left me personally wanting more.

This comic book attempts to provide an overview of Captain America’s journey through the decades, highlighting key moments and transformations. However, the content feels disjointed, with a lack of clear narrative thread to tie the various elements together. The presentation is more like a collection of disparate articles and images rather than a cohesive celebration of the character’s legacy.

One of the major issues I had with this comic book is its superficial approach to Captain America’s history. While it touches upon significant events and storylines, the analysis is shallow and fails to delve into the complexities and nuances that make the character enduring and beloved. The lack of in-depth exploration diminishes the impact of the retrospective, reducing it to a surface-level overview.

The writing in this comic book, while informative, often lacks the engaging quality needed to captivate me personally. The text is predominantly expository, providing factual information without the storytelling flair that could bring Captain America’s journey to life. This approach makes this comic book feel more like a textbook rather than a tribute to a legendary hero.

The artwork in this comic book includes a variety of artwork and covers from Captain America’s history. While some pieces are iconic, the overall presentation lacks a unifying aesthetic or design that could enhance the reading experience. The layout is standard and uninspired, failing to capture the dynamic and vibrant spirit of the character and his adventures.

This comic book also misses an opportunity to engage with the cultural and social impact of Captain America. As a symbol of American ideals and resilience, there is much to explore in terms of his influence on both comics and broader society. However, the magazine scarcely scratches the surface, opting instead for a more generic recounting of events.

Despite its shortcomings, this comic book does serve as a basic introduction for those unfamiliar with Captain America’s history. It provides a chronological overview of key moments and offers a glimpse into the evolution of the character over 75 years. However, for longtime fans or those seeking a deeper understanding, the content is likely to be underwhelming.
Profile Image for Richard Todd.
28 reviews
June 13, 2020
Stll reading it anf I really enjoy it. Fulled with interviews. I'm 80% through.
Profile Image for Matt Sautman.
2,089 reviews31 followers
May 8, 2016
When I attended the American premier of Captain America: Civil War at Belleville's Lincoln Theater, my girlfriend and I were handed copies of this magazine shortly after we entered through the door. Commentating the 75 years Captain America has existed as a character, the magazine chronicles a brief history of the character and provides various lists of story arcs, allies, and villains, as well as interviews with people relevant to the larger Captain America story. For a free magazine, it is a decent read and is good as a reference material for trying to place Captain America within the much larger Marvel multiverse.
Profile Image for Vanya.
15 reviews
April 23, 2016
Good

Very interesting. Not only for captain america fans. I knew many interesting things about this great marvel hero. Recommended for everyone!
Profile Image for D Young.
15 reviews
May 12, 2016
Excellent history of The Captain America comics.
Profile Image for Shaharizan Perez.
28 reviews3 followers
July 9, 2016
Overall, a really good description of the evolution of Captain America. Downside- print is too small in electronic version.
Profile Image for Helga Gonzalez.
87 reviews1 follower
October 28, 2017
Very good

Beautiful illustration and good information. The development is excellent. Did not take notices of the history behind the Capitan American
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