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murphyc1's review against another edition
4.0
A thrilling, transdimensional adventure that takes Cap beyond his usual trappings and gives him a compelling emotional motivation.
helpfulsnowman's review against another edition
3.0
Be warned, it's Dimension Z, not Dimension X, home of Krang. Captain America does not fight Krang. This is not the TMNT/Neutrinos/Cap crossover we've all been dreaming about.
Extra points on this one because goddamn John Romita Jr. is so fucking good at arts.
Extra points on this one because goddamn John Romita Jr. is so fucking good at arts.
shane_tiernan's review against another edition
3.0
Can't say I'm a huge Captain America fan but my son suggested this one (out of a pile of other comics he was reading). It was fun. I love the retro title and I usually like superhero stuff set on other planets/dimensions so this paid off. I really only have 2 problems with it. Captain America is all but invincible and they had all these great alternate covers in the back but the one they chose was crappy compared to those.
So if you can suspend your disbelief even further than you normally do with superhero comics then try it out. Looking forward to Volume 2.
So if you can suspend your disbelief even further than you normally do with superhero comics then try it out. Looking forward to Volume 2.
amy_da1sy's review against another edition
4.0
Very different to other captain America comics I’ve read before.
manuelte's review against another edition
4.0
This is not the average Captain America story arc. More sci-fi than Avengers, the comic throws Captain America to another dimension when he spends 10 years raising Armin Zola's son as his own. Very bold, and very we'll drawn by Romita Jr (kick ass). Loving it.
mjfmjfmjf's review against another edition
3.0
Not a bad book, but not a great one. The art wavered from being awful to fair to okay with occasional bits of better. The story was a bit annoying but the concentration just on Steve Rogers made it work. The backstory bits added to the overall story, though I am not familiar enough with the Captain America mythos to know how canon these details were. The world and villain he landed on and with was an irritant. As is knowing that this will either get rolled-back or be an alternate future. Worth reading though, not junk. 3.5 of 5.
gohawks's review against another edition
2.0
I understand that Remender has to do a complete 180 from Brubaker's semi-realistic spy vs. spy run. But this Dimension Z trapped in alternate universes stuff is just lame. And there was not enough character development involved to keep me interested when the plot was just unbelievable.
ohnoflora's review against another edition
3.0
Read for the Stan Lee Excelsior Award 2014 - http://www.excelsioraward.co.uk
Actually more like 3.5 stars - this is less to do with the plot and more because I find the character of Captain America really interesting. He allows writers to tell gripping, multi-layered stories about morality (what is it? who decides what is good and what is bad? What happens when good people do bad things? What if the people you are fighting for are not as good as you thought?).
Actually more like 3.5 stars - this is less to do with the plot and more because I find the character of Captain America really interesting. He allows writers to tell gripping, multi-layered stories about morality (what is it? who decides what is good and what is bad? What happens when good people do bad things? What if the people you are fighting for are not as good as you thought?).
sarajayy's review against another edition
3.0
3.5 stars! I picked this up on a whim, I'm a fan of Captain America and thought I would give this a try! I liked it, the style was different than what I'm used to and the story was a bit confusing for me but overall I enjoyed it and will look forward reading more Captain America!