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Now we've all heard about the "Heroic Age." Norman Osborn was smacked down, the Sentry was killed, Steve Rogers is back, the A...

Captain America #603 by Ed Brubaker and Luke Ross, Marvel Comics (2010) It's been a wild ride in the Captain America series. Steve Ro...

Cover to the Captain America: Secret Empire Trade Paperback, art by Sal Buscema While paging through the Captain America: Secret Empire tr...

Superheroes fight crime and save lives. But by doing so they impose certain costs on people not directly involved. These are superhero exter...

Captain America: Who Will Wield the Shield by Ed Brubaker, Butch Guice & Luke Ross Click to See More Natalia, aka The Black Widow, asks ...

Captain America #602 by Ed Brubaker and Luke Ross Public opinion on economic policy seems to be the theme of this week's posts. Yesterd...

Superheroes fight crime and save lives. But by doing so they impose certain costs on people not directly involved. These are superhero ext...

Captain America says that he would rather be living through The Great Depression again than be frozen in a giant block of ice as Inuits wors...

*Spoilers Herein* We've all heard of the death of Captain America. In Captain America #25 it seemed like the original Cap, Steve Rogers...

"The Other Steve Rogers" explains how it felt living during the Great Depression vs. living in the modern recession. Note the att...

Suppose you own the car that's being blown up in this image. You park, run into the convenience store across the street for some batter...