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A review by helpfulsnowman
Captain America, by Ed Brubaker, Volume 1 by Ed Brubaker
2.0
I think...the story was good, but I'm having a problem with Captain America.
Reading this guy is like dating a lady who's really not over her ex. Everything is about the past.
It's always, "Um, by the way, I forgot to mention something..." or "When will these ghosts from my tumultuous past stop haunting my present!?"
With the girlfriend, it's not stuff that's as exciting as a giant Captain America android wrecking up the city. But still, at some point we need to start living in the present, making decisions about the present, wrapping up the past to a degree that we don't worry about what the hell is going to come up next and start worrying about being present.
Reading this guy is like dating a lady who's really not over her ex. Everything is about the past.
It's always, "Um, by the way, I forgot to mention something..." or "When will these ghosts from my tumultuous past stop haunting my present!?"
With the girlfriend, it's not stuff that's as exciting as a giant Captain America android wrecking up the city. But still, at some point we need to start living in the present, making decisions about the present, wrapping up the past to a degree that we don't worry about what the hell is going to come up next and start worrying about being present.