ITEM! A Patriotic Classic in honour of July 4th!

[papajoemambo]

A classic CAPTAIN AMERICA story by ROGER "sterno" STERN and "Lanky" FRANK MILLER, from 1982!

Click on Cap or this line of text to see, folks!

Comments

[samguthrie1]

The man may be dead, but his spirit will live on forever...thank you for posting this.

[papajoemambo]

My pleasure, Mr Guthrie.

There will be more classic goodies like this...

[stevegreen]

The final page made my teeth hurt.

I know what you mean

[papajoemambo]

Not to be irreverant of the staunch, STAUNCH, patriotism of the story (and if you're going to use a character who's patrioticly American, it had better be Cap, aughten't it?) but one can almost hear the orchestra swell and the theme from "Patton" (or perhaps "Love Lift Us Up Where We Belong" ) start as he saves Old Glory from the burning building.

Classic, classic, story.

[anonymous]

Miller knew his choreography, unlike most of the artists of his day. P15's kting/ktang/copcar sequence rules. Too bad Klaus didn't do the inks, though.
--GarBut

[papajoemambo]

I agree - Janson could have made a lot of this look a lot more human - you can already see a twinge of his Sin City stylisation kicking in too...

Rubinstein

[anonymous]

Maybe better but not more human. Klause emphasized the graphic more than I did.
Joe Rubinstein

[lostjane]

Cap is pointing at YOU, man. Awesome.