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Cover: Kieron Dwyer & Al Milgrom & Ron Frenz & Bob McLeod

Captain America Epic Collection #14

Aug 2021 · Marvel · 44.99 USD; 56.99 CAD
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This Epic Collection volume from Marvel's Modern Era line collects the early 2000s storyline that redefined Captain America's mythos, focusing on the return of Bucky Barnes as the brainwashed assassin known as the Winter Soldier. Written by Ed Brubaker with art by Steve Epting and others, it spans issues from the 2005 Captain America series, exploring themes of memory, guilt, and redemption as Steve Rogers confronts his past.

"The Replacement" marks a pivotal moment in John Walker’s tenure as Captain America, diving deep into the moral cost of vengeance and duty. Written by Mark Gruenwald and illustrated by Kieron Dwyer, with inks by Al Milgrom and colors by Bob Sharen, this story sees Walker thrust back into action despite his suspension, leading Freedom Force into a dangerous confrontation with the Resistants. Cover by Kieron Dwyer and Bob McLeod, the issue captures the tension of a hero pushed to his limits, where loyalty, justice, and trauma collide.

Contains 23 stories
The Replacement
22 pp · Superhero
Captain America [John Walker, also as Super-Patriot] (origin)Commission [Valerie CooperGeneral HaywerthHenry Peter GyrichMr. Mathers]Nuke (cameo flashback)G.I. Max (cameo flashback)Nomad [Jack Monroe] (photograph)Falcon (photograph)Nick Fury (photograph)KatyWarhead (flashback)Ethan ThurmBUCkies [Lemar HoskinsJerry JohnsonHector Lennox]Freedom Force [BlobAvalanchePyro]

In "The Replacement," John Walker opens up to Val Cooper about his past as a Vietnam veteran and how he gained his powers through the Power Broker—alongside Lemar—only to be steered toward fame by manager Ethan Thurm. Now chosen by the Commission to become the new Captain America, John must decide whether to cut ties with Thurm and pick a single ally from the two Buckies, setting the stage for a complicated legacy in the spotlight.

Basic Training
22 pp · Superhero
GuardsmenEthan ThurmTaskmasterCommission on Superhuman Activities [Val CooperGeneral Lewis HaywerthHector LennoxJerome Johnson]Freedom Force [MystiqueDestinyBlobPyroAvalanche] (cameo)

In "Basic Training," John faces his toughest challenge yet as he prepares to take up the mantle of Captain America—mastering the shield proves harder than expected, prompting the government to bring in the enigmatic Taskmaster as his instructor. When a leak threatens to expose John’s identity, he and Lemar resort to an unorthodox plan involving stolen Guardsmen uniforms, leading to an accidental rampage through a diner.

Baptism of Fire
23 pp · Superhero
Captain America [John Walker]Bucky [Lemar Hoskins]Watchdogs (introduction)The Commission on Superhuman Activities [Val CooperAdrian SammishMiles ?]Mary-Lynn Norfolk
Natural Calling!
22 pp · Superhero
Captain America [John Walker]WatchdogsBrother Nature (introductionorigin)Steve Rogers (introduction as The Captain)Commission on Superhuman Activities (flashback)Bernie Rosenthal (flashback)Falcon [Sam Wilson]Nomad [Jack Monroe]D-Man [Dennis Dunphy]Vagabond [Priscilla Lyons]Redwing

In the wake of losing his Captain America identity, Steve roams the country, searching for purpose—until a chance encounter with Brother Nature thrusts him into a new role as The Captain. Meanwhile, in California, D-Man gathers the Falcon, Nomad, and Vagabond in a mission to uncover the truth behind Cap’s disappearance.

The Long Road Back
22 pp · Superhero
The Captain [Steve Rogers] (introduction)Falcon [Sam Wilson]Nomad [Jack Monroe]Vagabond [Priscilla Lyons]D-Man [Dennis Dunphy]RedwingFer-De-Lance (introduction)Black Racer (introduction)Puff Adder (introduction)Copperhead (introduction)Brother Nature (flashback)
Power Struggle
22 pp · Superhero
Captain America [John Walker]Bucky [Lemar Hoskins]Professor Power (dies)Secret Empire (flashback)Defenders [MoondragonValkyrieBeastAngelIceman] (flashback)SHIELD (flashback)Serpent Society [SidewinderPuff AdderFer-De-LanceBlack RacerCopperhead]The Captain [Steve Rogers]Falcon [Sam Wilson]D-Man [Dennis Dunphy]Nomad [Jack Monroe]MercaturLevi

In "Power Struggle," the new Captain America and Bucky pursue Professor Power, even as the original Cap and his allies race to contain the Sidewinder's plan to free four snake-themed villains. Tensions escalate when the new Cap's frustration boils over, leading to a violent confrontation with dire consequences.

America the Scorched!
22 pp · Superhero
The Captain [Steve Rogers]Captain America [John Walker]D-Man [Dennis Dunphy]Nomad [Jack Monroe]Falcon [Sam Wilson]RedwingVagabond [Priscilla Lyons]Bucky [Lemar Hoskins]Tony Stark [Iron Man]FamineFreedom Force [BlobPyroAvalanche] (cameo)Ronald Reagan (dream)
Stark Wars: Chapter 4 Who Guards the Guardsmen?
23 pp · Superhero
Iron Man [Tony Starks]The Captain [Steve Rogers]Jim Rhodes [also as Electro]GuardsmenMister HydeTitania
Breakout
22 pp · Superhero
GuardsmenVibro
Break-In
8 pp · Superhero
The Captain [Steve Rogers]Iron Man [Tony Stark]Dawn Lovett
Free Speech
8 pp · Superhero
Captain America [John Walker]Battlestar [Lemar Hoskins, formerly Bucky] (introduction)Left-Winger (introduction)Right-Winger (introduction)Bucky Barnes (flashback)

In "Free Speech," Jo finds herself thrust into a new role as Captain America, stepping into the mantle after a dramatic shift in identity. When a press conference meant to clarify her position turns into a public reckoning, her past catches up with her in the most explosive way—two former allies expose her secret, turning the spotlight on a truth she never expected to be revealed.

In Our Midst!
7 pp · Superhero
Serpent Society [SidewinderBlack MambaDiamondbackCobraBushmasterRattlerRock PythonCottonmouthAspCopperheadAnacondaFer-De-LancePuff AdderBlack Racer]Viper [Madame Hydra]

When a new wave of recruits joins the Serpent Society, their loyalty is quickly tested—especially when one, Viper, orchestrates a betrayal to seize control, leaving Sidewinder gravely wounded. With the society on the brink, Diamondback makes a desperate call to Captain America, pulling the superhero into a web of internal conflict and shifting allegiances.

The Snake Pit
22 pp · Superhero
Captain [Steve Rogers]D-Man [Dennis Dunphy]Vagabond [Priscilla Lyons]Nomad [Jack Monroe]Falcon [Sam Wilson]RedwingBlack Panther [T'Challa]Diamondback [Rachel Leighton]Serpent Society [Viper [Madame Hydra] (joins)Sidewinder [Seth Voorhees]Black MambaDiamondbackCobraBushmasterRattlerRock PythonCottonmouthAspCopperheadAnacondaFer-De-LancePuff AdderBlack RacerCoachwhipSlither]

In "The Snake Pit," Cap and his allies answer Diamondback’s desperate call, diving into a brutal clash with Serpent Society members who’ve joined forces with Viper. As the fight escalates, Rachel makes a sudden move that leaves the Society behind.

Slippery People
22 pp · Superhero
Mrs. Nancy Reagan (voice only)
Don't Tread on Me
39 pp · Superhero
Commission on Superhuman Affairs [Douglas RockwellRaymond Sikorsky]Mrs. Nancy Reagan
Surrender
23 pp · Superhero
Commission on Superhuman Affairs [Douglas Rockwellothers]Right-Winger [Jerome Johnson] (flashback)Caleb Walker (death)Emily Walker (death)Watchdogs

In "Surrender," Steve Rogers faces a harrowing choice as he prepares to surrender to the Commission, while Falcon urges him to return to Harlem. With Vagabond’s help, Diamondback and Nomad attempt a daring escape, but Steve’s path diverges when Nomad walks away upon learning of his surrender. In Georgia, Walker fights to save his parents from the Watchdogs—only to lose them in a brutal confrontation that pushes him to the edge.

Ambush!
23 pp · Superhero
GuardsmenCommission of Superhuman Affairs [Valerie CooperDouglas Rockwell]Watchdogs (flashback)

In "Ambush!", John Walker, stripped of his Captain America mantle after a violent past comes back into play, is thrust into a high-stakes operation when the Commission pushes for his return. Sent to infiltrate the Resistants during a staged trial for Quicksilver—really Mystique—the mission unravels when the group's newest recruit, the former Mentallo, exposes the trap. As Freedom Force and the Resistants clash, Walker’s long-buried trauma ignites, pushing him into a violent confrontation that tests the limits of justice and vengeance.

Vengeance
22 pp · Superhero
Mrs. LennoxLeft-Winger [Hector Lennox]Right-Winger [Jerome Johnson]Ethan ThurmCommission on Superhuman Affairs [Valerie CooperRaymond SikorskyHenry GyrichDouglas Rockwell]Mrs. JohnsonJack Johnson
Out of Commission
22 pp · Superhero
Flag-SmasherULTIMATUMCommission of Superhuman Affairs [Raymond SikorskyDouglas RockwellValerie CooperGeneral Haywerth (?)]

When Flag-Smasher uncovers the hidden patron behind ULTIMATUM, the revelation turns the organization against him, forcing him to flee to a remote North Pole base. Now hunted by both ULTIMATUM and the U.S. government, Captain America and Battlestar pursue him through the frozen wilderness in a high-stakes race to stop a threat that’s far from what it seems.

Icecap
23 pp · Superhero
Flag-SmasherULTIMATUM

In "Icecap," Captain America faces off against Flag-Smasher at the frozen edge of the world, where the stakes are as frigid as the terrain. With Walker captured and the remnants of the enemy's ranks turning on themselves, the heroes must fight their way through chaos—only to lose D-Man to the treacherous ice.

Seeing Red
40 pp · Superhero
ElronDouglas Rockwell (death)Dr. Mannheimthe CommissionRaymond SikorskyULTIMATUMa Watchdoga Sweat Shop employeeLeft-Winger (flashback)Right-Winger (flashback)
Resurrection
10 pp · Superhero
Mr. Schmidt (Johann's father, flashback)old doctor (flashback)Fourth Sleeper (flashback)Exiles (flashback)Fifth Sleeper (flashback)Ameridroid (flashback)
The Fred Hembeck Show
2 pp

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Full credits

colorist Bob Sharen
letterer John Morelli
cover pencils Kieron Dwyer
cover inks Al Milgrom
cover pencils Ron Frenz
cover inks Bob McLeod

Reprints

↩ Reprints Captain America #333 (1987), Captain America #334 (1987), Captain America #335 (1987), Captain America #336 (1987), Marvel Age #57 (1987), Captain America #337 (1988), Captain America #338 (1988), Captain America #339 (1988), Iron Man #228 (1988), Captain America #340 (1988), Captain America #341 (1988), Captain America #342 (1988), Captain America #343 (1988), Captain America #344 (1988), Captain America #345 (1988), Captain America #346 (1988), Captain America #347 (1988), Captain America #348 (1988), Marvel Fanfare #41 (1988), Captain America #349 (1989), Captain America #350 (1989)

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