Captain America: Scourge of the Underworld #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Marvel Premier Collection hardcover gathers the complete 'Death of Captain America' storyline, originally published in Captain America (2005) #25-42. Following the shocking assassination of Steve Rogers, the narrative explores the fallout as Bucky Barnes takes up the shield and the mantle of Captain America, while the Red Skull's machinations continue to unfold. The volume collects the work of writer Ed Brubaker and artists Steve Epting, Mike Perkins, and Butch Guice, bringing together the 'Death of the Dream,' 'The Burden of Dreams,' and 'The Man Who Bought America' arcs.
In "Otherwhere!", Captain America confronts the deadly Basilisk in a brutal showdown, but the real threat emerges when the Baxter Building's explosion in space opens a rift to the Negative Zone. With Reed Richards trapped inside and the Fantastic Four forced to follow, they plunge into a realm where danger is amplified and a long-buried enemy awakens—setting the stage for a battle that could reshape reality itself. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with colors by Glynis Oliver and letters by John Workman, this issue features a striking cover by Paul Neary and Joe Sinnott.
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Scourge kills Basilisk. Fury calls the Fantastic Four to SHIELD's space station to investigate an anomaly which was caused by the explosion of the Baxter Building in space. Reed discovers that it is really a gateway to the Negative Zone and, when he goes to investigate, is captured by Blastaar. The Fantastic Four follow Reed into the Negative Zone and battle Blastaar but accidentally resurrect Annihilus.
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