Fallen Son : The Death of Captain America

from JonathanCrites

An interesting concept and a great mashup of writers and artists to bring both sides of the Civil War to bear on the Death of Captain America.

from ragwaine

It makes total sense that the aftermath of Cap's death should get an entire graphic novel. He's one of the biggest characters in the Marvel universe. And I didn't feel like this was some kind of marketing thing to sell more comics. You really feel for the characters, especially Spider-Man, as the...

from Chris_El

This follows the Death of Captain America and shows how those who knew him dealt with it. It deals with it via five stories each highlighting one of the stages of grief: denial (Wolverine), anger (Avengers), bargaining (Hawkeye), depression (Spider-Man), and acceptance (Iron Man).I thought Wolver...

from burnit99

A series of stories following the death of Captain America, and how the rest of the Marvel heroes respond to his death. Cap was never one of my favorite Marvel characters - too much of a goody-goody. But there was some inspiration in seeing the eminent Jeph Loeb handle depicting the respect and a...

from dschander

An interesting take on the death of Captain America, as Marvel characters are shown going through the stages of grief. Some don't accept the news; others know all the too how true it is. The individual stories are a bit uneven (the Avengers story, for example, goes nowhere) but, all in all, a wor...