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Captain America: Brave New World IMAX Fan Event ticket. I’m not sure if it’s IMAX 3D because there’s no mentions of it & the way the show is listed it doesn’t even say IMAX when you’re in the process of buying the ticket but from the seating chart alone I can say it’s the IMAX auditorium & after buying the ticket it says IMAX which even if it was IMAX 3D would just say IMAX if I remember correctly so hopefully its IMAX 3D :trek_pro_murf:

Comic book geeks! Suppose I want a print copy of Amazing Spider-man Vol. 1 #537:

comicnewbies.com/2013/05/10/ca

What's the best way to get that? Should I just track down that specific issue? Is there some omnibus containing it that's a good deal? Is it worth getting all of the backstory that set up that scene?

Captain America quotes mark twain
Comicnewbies · Captain America’s Civil War SpeechCaptain America: I remember the first time I really understood what it was to be an American… What it was to be a patriot. I was just a kid… A million years ago, it seems sometimes. May…
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This is a snippet from Peter B. Gillis' "What If...? #44 - What If Captain America Were Not Revived Until Today?", published in 1984, with art by Sal Buscema, Dave Simons, and George Roussos, and lettering by John Morelli.

For context: the story deals with an alternative history where Captain America remained frozen for longer, while the US slowly sunk into far-right regime reminiscent of Nazi Germany, with a clear racist sentiment on the rise, corrupt politicians that demonised and restricted the civil liberties of minorities, and with a fake Captain America supporting this status quo.

The comic book ends with the actual Captain America delivering this speech as a wake-up call on the dangers of extreme nationalism that is based on hate and the oppression of others, and the fragility of freedoms that have already been established, especially when hateful ideologies are allowed to fester.

'An Alternate Reality Captain America Turns Around a Corrupted America'
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Could someone *please* explain to me the purpose of alternate comic covers that make it look like a different comic entirely? It's one thing when the cover has the right characters but nothing to do with the actual story inside, yet Marvel frequently goes so far as to put a different title and different characters on their alternate covers, so you're not sure what you're actually reading until you open it.

Case in point: the attached image is one of the covers to Captain America #11. Just... why?
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