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This May, writer Mark Waid‘s run on Marvel’s Captain America continues with Leonardo Romero (“Hawkeye,” “Rampage Jackson: Street Soldier”) as the main artist. But they won’t be alone, as a host of guest star artists will join the duo for a celebration of Super-Soldier set in 2134 and seen through the eyes of Steve Rogers’ grandson.
Issues 701 & 702 of Captain America forms the “Promised Land” story arc, and will see Waid and Romero joined by a host of guest artists such as Adam Hughes, JG Jones, Chris Spouse and Howard Chaykin to examine the legacy of Steve Rogers through a story about his future. The artist announced for these two issues are impressive enough, but Marvel promises they aren’t the only guest to appear during the arc, with subsequent guests planned for the 703 & 704 as “Promised Land” continues.
“For the ‘Promised Land’ storyline, because it takes advantage of the entire history and legend of Captain America, we deliberately constructed the issues to allow us to take advantage of contributions from special guest artists,” said SVP and Executive Editor Tom Brevoort. “So along with Leonardo Romero, who’s doing the backbone of the story, we’ll have sequences in #701 by Adam Hughes and JG Jones, and in #702 by Chris Sprouse and Howard Chaykin. #703 and #704 will have their own guest contributors as well—but we’ll keep those under wraps for the time being!”
The “Promised Land” storyline kicks off May 2, 2018 with Captain America #701. To tide you over, check out these preview pages below:
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Adam Hughes, JG Jones and more join Mark Waid on CAPTAIN AMERICA 701 & 702 Plus, your first look at the cover for Captain America #702!
New York, NY—April 2nd, 2018—The year is 2134, and the legacy of Captain America lives on…not only shaping the future of the country, but the future of Steve Rogers’ family! This May, series writer Mark Waid will be joined by Leonardo Romero (Hawkeye) and a host of superstar guest artists such as Adam Hughes, JG Jones, Chris Sprouse and Howard Chaykin, as Captain America’s storied history in the Marvel Universe is spotlighted in an all-new adventure told through the eyes of Steve Rogers’ grandson!
But this seemingly perfect utopia isn’t exactly the America Steve Rogers dreamed of…
“For the PROMISED LAND storyline, because it takes advantage of the entire history and legend of Captain America, we deliberately constructed the issues to allow us to take advantage of contributions from special guest artists,” said SVP and Executive Editor Tom Brevoort. “So along with Leonardo Romero, who’s doing the backbone of the story, we’ll have sequences in #701 by Adam Hughes and JG Jones, and in #702 by Chris Sprouse and Howard Chaykin. #703 and #704 will have their own guest contributors as well—but we’ll keep those under wraps for the time being!”
Don’t miss the next incredible arc of Steve Rogers’ story starting in CAPTAIN AMERICA #701, on sale this May!
CAPTAIN AMERICA #701 Written by MARK WAID Art by LEONARDO ROMERO with JG JONES & ADAM HUGHES Cover by MICHAEL CHO On Sale 5/2/18
CAPTAIN AMERICA #702 Art by LEONARDO ROMERO with HOWARD CHAYKIN & CHRIS SPROUSE Cover by MICHAEL CHO On Sale 5/16/18
Superstars Adam Hughes, JG Jones and More Join Mark Waid on Captain America! This May, writer Mark Waid's run on Marvel's Captain America continues with Leonardo Romero ("Hawkeye," "Rampage Jackson: Street Soldier") as the main artist.
Portada de la edición española de Thors, obra de Jason Aaron y Chris Spouse ligada a Secret Wars que comentamos aquí mismo
[Image: A black and white bust sketch of DC Comics character Batwoman. She looks stoic and stern.]
By Chris Sprouse