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The B-story of the issue shows Arron's origin story, saving a group of runaways& unhoused peoples forced into slave labour for Roxxon.

You gotta love a scrawny kid with a trashcan shield who won't stand down from a fight for what's right.

The whole issue is a read and the over-arching mystery of the main storyline already has me hooked. Sam is his hilariously cocky self& it's good to see him in the suit again. From what I've heard, we'll be seeing both Bucky and Walker suiting up as Caps as well. I'm really looking forward to meeting the other Captains in the network.

Personally, I've pre-ordered the omnibus hardcover of all 6 issues. You can support your local comic shop by buying the individual issues as well.
For those who don't have access to a LCS, or just want to read it NOW, a digital version can be found here: http://readallcomics.com/the-united-states-of-captain-america-001-2021/

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I won't re-hash the hot garbage takes of a couple of B-list has-been 90's stars trying to regain relevance by going on Faux News to whine about something they haven't even read. I will remind people that Captain America has been political ever since he punched Hitler on the cover of his very first issue.

With that out of the way, this is a fantastic mystery and an exploration of America. The first six pages open with Steve Rogers pondering what he and his shield truly represent to others. "America has two dreams -and one lie."

Trying not to spoil plot points, Steve& Sam eventually encounter another Captain America, Aaron Fischer. A scrawny, spunky teen runaway who protects rail riders& LGBTQ+ runaways like himself. A champion of the unhoused& destitute. Aaron informs them of a loose 'network' of Captain Americas(or is it Captains America?) inspired to stand up for those who cannot.
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