Captain America still dead
In case you didn’t get to your comic shop today, Steve Rogers is still dead after two weeks. That is all. Carry on, if you can.
Courage.
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Does the fact that The Black Lamb mini-series showed up here on ComicMix means that "there will be blood" — sorry — that there will be more stories of this series?Oh, wait, I forgot, Mr. Truman said he was taking a break from all the grim stuff after Grim Jack.
I hope they release it in hardback.