Each issue represents one of the five stages of grief. The tie-in issues work really well as part of the Civil War story, which is strongly recommended as Captain America is the protagonist and it alters the landscape of the Marvel Universe significantly.Ī series of one-shots focusing on different characters and how they deal with Steve Rogers death. The omnibus collecting the first five volumes is long out of print.Ĭivil War: Captain America - Ed Brubaker & Mike Perkins For a full reading list of that run check out Bendis’ Avengers Reading ListĬaptain America: Red Menace V1 - Ed Brubaker & Mike PerkinsĬaptain America: Red Menace V2 - Ed Brubaker & Steve EptingĪvailable in an Ultimate Collection or separate paperbacks. SECRET WAR - Brian Bendis & Gabrielle Dell’Ottoįeatures Captain America and explains Nick Fury’s absence from the subsequent volumes.īendis’ Avengers run begins in earnest at this point.
The first two volumes of Brubakers run are available in a variety of formats including an Ultimate Collection, two trade paperbacks or an OHC. It shows Captain America’s freezing and subsequent defrosting in the modern day.ĪVENGERS DISASSEMBLED - Brian Bendis & David Finch The Steve Rogers EraĬaptain America: Winter Soldier V1 - Ed Brubaker & Steve EptingĬaptain America: Winter Soldier V2 - Ed Brubaker & Steve Epting Can be read at any time but sits here for the sake of chronology.Ĭaptain America: Man Out of Time - Mark Waid & Jorge MolinaĪnother mini-series not unlike Waid’s Superman: Birthright. THE MARVEL’S PROJECT - Ed Brubaker & Steve EptingĪn 8-issue mini-series showing the origins of Captain America and other silver-age heroes.
The events are included in the order they should be read to fully appreciate what’s going on. The only thing that complicates matters is that Captain America is one of those tent pole characters that gets dragged into every major event storyline and is often impacted by the fallout. Even then it’s not too difficult as the books didn’t really impact each other so you can just read them in the order shown. It’s fairly straight forward until the end, where two books were coming out alongside each other. This is a large undertaking as the story went on for years, over several volumes and various titles in 25 trade paperbacks and five omnibus. This reading list only focuses on Ed Brubaker’s run, which defines the characters for this generation.
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