Comics Q&A: Captain America

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on July 2, 2009M at 1:40 pm

Have a great Fourth of July weekend. Feel free to celebrate with classic Steve Rogers storylines. As the original Captain America returns, Kyle Roberts and Matt Price discuss classic Cap storylines, including “Secret Empire,” “Nomad,” “War and Remembrance” and “President Fires Cap.”

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