CAPTAIN AMERICA GRAPHIC NOVELS

Issues 6-10 From 1941.

CAPTAIN AMERICA VOL. I: THE NEW DEAL HC

Written by John Ney Rieber; Art by John Cassaday

In the aftermath of 9/11, Cap must come to grips with a changing global landscape. From the ruins of the World Trade Center to the horrors of a small town shaken by terrorism, the star-spangled Super_Soldier is forced to make some hard decisions about his role in the world.

RATING: PG; PAGE COUNT: 176

Written by Rieber, John Ney

In 1940, as America prepared for war, a frail young man volunteered for an experiment that transformed him into the ultimate physical specimen: the American Super-Soldier. Steve Rogers battled Nazis until a freak mishap trapped him in suspended animation for decades. When he awakened, Rogers was truly a man out of time -- though no less committed to fighting the evils of this perilous new era.

RATING: MARVEL PSR, PAGE COUNT: 160

CAPTAIN AMERICA VOL. 2: THE EXTREMISTS

Cover by JOHN CASSADAY; Written by JOHN NEY RIEBER; Art by TREVOR HAIRSINE, JAE LEE

Captain America clashes with Redpath, an adversary that shares Cap’s ideal of a powerful and unified America, but who lacks a moral compass. Redpath and his team of cronies, The Extremists, plan to cleanse America by force - and only Captain America can stop them. Collects CAPTAIN AMERICA #7-11.

RATING: PG; PAGE COUNT: 128

Cover by JOHN CASSADAY, Written by CHUCK AUSTEN & JOHN NEY RIEBER, Art by JAE LEE

For decades World War 2 super-soldier Captain America lay in frozen suspended animation, encased in ice, until he was revived in the modern world to again take his post as protector of the Red, White and Blue. But when a mysterious package arrives at his door and he crosses paths with a shadowy new villain named The Interrogator, Captain America learns everything about his past, his memories, and himself may not be what it seems! Collects CAPTAIN AMERICA #12-16

RATING: PG, PAGE COUNT: 128

CAPTAIN AMERICA: RED, WHITE & BLUE HC

Written by Bruce Jones, Paul Dini, Mark Waid, Etc.; Art by Alex Ross, Bruce Timm, Etc.

In this thought-provoking anthology, a world-class collection of top comic-book creators from around the globe presents a series of uniquely personal visions of the heroic icon that is Captain America.

RATING: PG; PAGE COUNT: 192

CAPTAIN AMERICA: TO SERVE AND PROTECT

Written by Mark Waid; Art by Ron Garney

Captain America had disappeared and was assumed dead. After an unexpected return, he must rediscover himself and the world he left behind.

RATING: PG; PAGE COUNT: 176