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Captain America: White (2008 series) #0

Dec 2008

Jeph Loeb
writer 		 |  Tim Sale
penciler

Captain America: White (2008 series) #0 cover

Story Name:

Changing of the Guard

Synopsis

Captain America: White (2008 series) #0 synopsis by reviewer Peter Silvestro
Rating: 4 stars

Army Private Steve Rogers and camp mascot James Barnes go to the movies where the youngster thrills to newsreel exploits of Captain America. Later at the camp, he discovers that Steve is Captain America and asks to become his partner. After intensive training with Cap, James is ready for action. Cap gives him a costume and he christens himself “Bucky.” For their first mission as a team they take out a gang of Nazi saboteurs sneaking into the country. Bucky’s reckless enthusiasm nearly gets them killed; Cap rebukes him and Bucky promises to do better. In the present Cap wonders if he went too far—or not far enough—then Bucky might still be alive….


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Main/1st Story Full Credits

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Tim Sale
Dave Stewart
Tim Sale (Cover Penciler)
Tim Sale (Cover Inker)
Dave Stewart (Cover Colorist)




Review / Commentaries

reviewer
Captain America: White (2008 series) #0 Review by (September 20, 2015)
Comments: Published in 2008, the rest of the series was delayed for years, finally appearing in 2015. This accounting places Camp Lejeune in Virginia and claims that Bucky came up with his nickname when he became Cap’s partner. The film they see is BUCK PRIVATES, released January 31, 1941.

Review: See issue #1 for review.

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