Captain America: War & Remembrance #[nn]

Jan 2010 · Marvel · 29.99 USD; 34.99 CAD

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About this Collection

This collection brings together the 2010 'Captain America: War & Remembrance' storyline, a time-hopping adventure that sees Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes confronting echoes of World War II villains and allies. The volume features classic foes like Baron Zemo, the Red Skull, and Batroc the Leaper, alongside a host of Invaders-era characters such as Union Jack, Spitfire, and the original Human Torch, weaving together past and present conflicts in the Marvel Universe.

In "By the Dawn's Early Light!", Captain America digs into his past at S.H.I.E.L.D., unearthing long-buried secrets when he discovers his old WWII footlocker—and the triangular shield that changed everything. As Baron Strucker eludes capture and confronts Cap, a shocking twist reveals the enemy’s true nature, challenging everything the hero thought he knew. Written by John Byrne and Roger Stern, with art by Byrne and inks by Josef Rubinstein, this pivotal issue features a cover by Frank Miller and Joe Rubinstein.

Contains 9 stories

By the Dawn's Early Light!

17 pp · Superhero

Baron Strucker (antagonist) (as an android, destroyed)Magneto Android (first appearance)Iron Man Android (first appearance)Thing Android (first appearance)Spider-Man Android (first appearance)

In "By the Dawn's Early Light!", Captain America tracks down clues to his forgotten past, leading him to S.H.I.E.L.D. and an old WWII footlocker that holds more than just memories—his iconic triangular shield is inside. When Baron Strucker stages a daring escape and confronts Cap, the truth behind his enemy’s identity unfolds in a shocking twist that redefines the battle.

Dragon Man!

17 pp · Superhero

Baron Strucker (as an android, destroyed)

In "Dragon Man!", Steve Rogers finds himself facing a revived mechanical menace when Machinesmith unleashes the robotic Dragon Man to finish what his earlier creation failed to accomplish. As the battle unfolds, Steve also navigates the unexpected reality of his new life—meeting his mysterious neighbor, whose presence adds a quiet tension to the chaos.

Death, Where Is Thy Sting?

17 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man robot (villain)Thing robot (villain)Magneto robot (villain)Air-Walker robot (cameo)

Cap for President!

17 pp · Superhero

Agent Agent Zimmer (F.B.I.)The M.L.A. (terrorist groupfirst appearance)Congressman Gundersen (first appearance)Charlie (first appearance)Harv (first appearance)Marty (first appearance)Edna Crosley (first appearanceflashback)Charles P. Irwin

The Mercenary and the Madman

22 pp · Superhero

Carmine (first appearance)Pearson (Roxxon Oil, first appearance)

In "The Mercenary and the Madman," Batroc teams up with the rampaging Mr. Hyde to seize control of New York City, using a Roxxon ship as a weapon of extortion. When Captain America steps in, he quickly finds himself outmatched by Hyde’s terrifying strength and unpredictability.

Cold Fire!

17 pp · Superhero

Batroc's Henchmen [Bob (first appearance)Terry (first appearance)]

Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot

22 pp · Superhero

Reg (New Scotland Yard, first appearance)

Blood on the Moors

22 pp · Superhero

Reg (Metropolitan Police Service)

The Living Legend

22 pp · Superhero

Dr. Anderson (flashback)Nazis (flashback)