Iron Man also strongly retaliates against Barnes after finding out that the Winter Soldier was responsible for the death of Stark’s parents while under HYDRA control, and that Rogers hid the information from him. Barnes is notably targeted by T’Challa, the Black Panther, who mistakenly believes Barnes kills his father. While brainwashed, HYDRA sends him after anyone who stands in their way of global control, including Captain America and his allies Falcon and Black Widow.Īfter Cap helps set Barnes’ mind right, Bucky stands by him in his fight against Helmut Zemo, as well as Iron Man and the heroes who side with him in the split over the Sokovia Accords. In particular, the HYDRA scientist Arnim Zola who turned Barnes into the Winter Soldier earns his enmity. Decades of EnemiesĪside from the bullies picking on his pal Rogers, Barnes’ first real enemies were the Nazis and the Nazi science division known as HYDRA. Originally published at Comic Book Daily.After Shuri helps remove his mental programming, Black Panther gifts Barnes an updated cybernetic arm with which to fight Thanos’ forces. Packed with action, snappy dialogue since Bucky is the classic smart and a new look into established material. No intro, character design, afterward or notes.Ĭaptain America & Bucky: The Life Story Of Bucky Barnes is a great read. We get one extra: the variant cover to issue 620. Bettie Breitweiser’s colours are muted and they work, giving everything a vintage photograph feel. I love the Invaders and after seeing this creative team’s take I long for a mini-series or can I dare to dream a maxi-series? The Nazi prison camp chapter explores an emotional element of the war but it doesn’t fit with the origin, a teen romp with Toro that ends badly, and the end where Bucky ends up frozen.Ĭhris Samnee has a timeless art style, much like Marcos Martin and Steve Rude, that works with any era while achieving a clean and classic look.
Sure it was war, and really a ludicrous premise, but it’s part of the Marvel mythos and it’s dealt with. A hard-luck story of a kid on his own at far too young an age gives some depth and credibility to the idea of a teenager fighting alongside a superhero. It’s compelling overall: a look at events we’re read many times told through Bucky’s perspective. Two writers are credited so we don’t know who did what exactly, but I’m guessing Brubaker did the big picture and Andreyko brought it home with dialogue. Along the way we see Bucky grow, fight, learn and become his own man. Growing up hard, becoming Cap’s partner, the Invaders, a Nazi prison camp, becoming the Winter Soldier. This volume collects Captain America (& Bucky) issues 620-624, breaking down Bucky Barnes’ life into five chapters. Product Dimensions: 7 x 0.5 x 10.5 inches.
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What was Cap and Bucky’s first mission together? What was the tragedy that happened on it that changed everything about who Bucky was? And what is the secret that connects the Cap and Bucky series to Cap’s modern-day stories? From co-writers Ed Brubaker and Marc Andreyko with artist Chris Samnee (Thor: The Mighty Avenger).
The secret story of the early days of Captain America is revealed here, told from Bucky Barnes’ point of view. Think you know the story of Cap and Bucky’s origins? Well, think again.
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