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    Captain America #15

    Captain America » Captain America #15 - New World Orders, Part 1 released by Marvel on September 1, 2012.

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    “NEW WORLD ORDERS”

    Still reeling from Hydra’s Madbombs, Cap finds himself the target of a vicious media smear campaign.

    Who are the Discordians and what will they blow up next…?

    Brought to you by Eisner award winner Ed Brubaker & Cullen Bunn (FEAR ITSELF: THE FEARLESS; CAPTAIN AMERICA & HAWKEYE) with superstar artist Scot Eaton (SECRET AVENGERS).

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    Captain America #15 - New World Orders, Part 1 by mrarrogant on August 03, 2012

    Eight years, it's been eight years since Ed Brubaker came aboard Captain America and blew our socks off with "Winter Soldier" (a character who's gone and to star in is own book and who is set to feature in Cap's next big movie) and now the time has come for him to leave and he invites fellow writer Cullen Bunn to help see him off in this last arc.Despite being a fan of Brubaker (and a huge fan of Captain America) his latest volume of Cap has failed to capture the flair that made his run so speci...

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