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Captain America: Prisoner of War #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection presents a pivotal storyline from Captain America's modern era, focusing on Steve Rogers' return to the role after his resurrection. As he reclaims the shield, he must confront the fallout of his time as a fugitive and the complex legacy of his former sidekick, James Buchanan Barnes, who briefly took up the mantle. The volume explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the cost of war, with Captain America facing both physical and moral battles against familiar foes.
In "Origin," Captain America: Prisoner of War #21 delivers a gripping chapter of high-stakes survival and loyalty, as Bucky, captured once more by Rostov, faces a new Russian threat in the frozen depths of the Gulag. With Steve leveraging political influence and Black Widow taking bold action, the mission to free Bucky becomes a tense, pulse-pounding race against time. Written by Ed Brubaker and illustrated by Butch Guice, Mitch Breitweiser, and Chris Samnee, with inks by Stefano Gaudiano, Mitch Breitweiser, and Chris Samnee, and colors by Bettie Breitweiser, the issue’s intensity is matched by Marko Djurdjević’s striking cover.
In "Gulag [Part 2]," Bucky fights to survive the brutal confines of the gulag as threats close in from all sides. Meanwhile, Widow and Sharon race to clear his name while Rogers confronts Gyrich—only to be ambushed by a heavily armed Russian in armor.
In the frozen depths of a Russian gulag, Bucky battles not just the brutal Bullski but the isolation and paranoia of his captivity. Meanwhile, back in the U.S., Steve struggles to uncover the deeper game behind the Russians’ mysterious move—what they want, and why they’ve chosen him as the pawn.
In "Gulag Part 4," Bucky faces a new threat in the frozen depths of the Gulag, trapped once more under Rostov’s control. While Steve works behind the scenes to rally support, Black Widow moves in close—her mission clear, her resolve unshaken—ready to pull Bucky from the brink.
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