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Captain America Steve Rogers is shot and killed in this key issue.
Things had already been bad for Cap he had been declared a fugitive after the Superhero Registration Act demanded all heroes be registered by the federal government. Captain America, seeing this as an invasion of civil rights, led a resistance against this movement, chronicled in Marvel Comics Civil War series.
After Captain America discovered public opinion had turned against his resistance, he surrendered to authorities. This issue begins with a sniper firing at him on the steps of a federal courthouse on the way to his arraignment.
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Graphic SF Reader.......2007-09-03
A hero is ill, and despite all their power, the rest of the Marvel universe can do nothing to stop Mar-Vell from dying from cancer.
They all come to pay their respect to the brave warrior, including his archenmey, Thanos. This is really well done. So well done, in fact, that this is one character that has stayed dead.
Jim Starlin, genio cosmico e drammatico.......2007-07-16
In una nuova veste con colori sgargianti ecco raccolti i numeri di Capitan Marvel che vanno dal 25 al 34 (1972 - 1974)più un paio di extra (Iron man 55, Marvel feature 12)e l'albo unico intitolato "La morte di Capitan Marvel". Di quest'ultimo titolo parleremo in seguito, intanto diciamo che Jim Starlin viene incaricato alla sceneggiatura e alle matite del soldato Kree giunto sulla Terra per conquistarla ma che ne diviene il grande difensore dalle minacce aliene.
Membro dei Vendicatori, il suo alter ego civile è Rick Jones, col quale si scambia battendo assieme le "nega bande" che porta ai polsi. Gli episodi in questione vedono il nostro confrontarsi con Thanos, il titano pazzo che intende dominare l'universo tramite un cubo cosmico di inaudito potere.
Investito da una divinità cosmica di una non meglio definita "consapevolezza cosmica" che lo mette in contatto con l'intero creato, Marvel riuscirà a mandare a monte i piani dello squilibrato titano, ma poco tempo dopo, per salvare il pianeta, dovrà entrare in contatto e inalare una nuova tipologia di gas tossico, al quale sembra comunque immune.
Così si conclude la prima parte di questo volume da 300 pagine, che non aggiunge nulla di nuovo al supereroe se non una "cosmicità" che è il tipico marchio di fabbrica dello scrittore. Una carrellata, in definitiva, con un valore più storico e affettivo che narrativo.
La vera gemma di questa edizione è invece "La morte di Capitan Marvel", graphic novel del 1982 che dimostra una volta di più il valore di Starlin come narratore.
Anni dopo l'incidente col gas, Marvel scopre di essere malato di cancro per via di quella sostanza nociva. A nulla vale l'aiuto dei più potenti eroi della Terra e del sistema solare: uno dei più grandi campioni del cosmo è impotente di fronte al fato e si spegne tra l'affetto dei suoi amici.
La morte di un supereroe è oggigiorno una cosa piuttosto comune, ma raramente è stata ritratta al di fuori di un glorioso campo di battaglia, durante una lotta all'ultimo sangue per ciò in cui si crede.
Starlin dipinge invece una morte fin troppo triste e "umana" dell'eroe, niente scontri titanici ma il subdolo avanzare di un male incurabile.
Scadendo solo in minima parte nella retorica, l'autore ci presenta alcune tematiche toccanti e alcune domande fin troppo lecite: perché i potenti del mondo si arrabattano per accumulare armi e ad ammucchiare soldi per imprese futili, quando si potrebbe investire nella ricerca per debellare i mali dei nostri tempi? La domanda rimane senza risposta anche fra i geni del mondo Marvel.
Toccante, tristemente moderno, questo ultimo episodio vale da solo l'acquisto di questa pur notevole raccolta.
The Life and Death of Captain Marvel.......2007-02-18
I REMEMBER JUST LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY WHEN I BOUGHT "THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN MARVEL" IN THE SUMMER OF 1984. THIS BOOK HAD BEEN OUT FOR 3 YEARS AND IT WAS IN ITS SIXTH PRINTING. THIS ALONE IS A TESTAMENT TO HOW GROUNDBREAKING AND, DARE I SAY IT, IMPORTANT THIS WAS TO COMICS STORYTELLING AND TO THE INDUSTRY ITSELF. THIS BOOK WAS IMPORTANT TO ME BECAUSE THIS WAS THE FIRST COMIC BOOK STORY THAT I ACTUALLY READ FROM COVER TO COVER AND WHEN I BOUGHT THIS I WAS A RISING SENIOR IN HIGH SCHOOL AND HAD NO IDEA WHAT I WAS GOING TO DO AFTER GRADUATION BUT THIS BOOK INSPIRED ME TO WRITE COMICS AFTER I WAS TOLD BY A RELATIVE WHEN I WANTED TO PURSUE A CAREER AS A COMIC BOOK ARTIST, THAT NO ONE WOULD APPRECIATE MY ART UNTIL I WAS DEAD(I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER BUT I WAS 17 AT THE TIME).I HAD READ A REVIEW STATING HOW DEPRESSING OR MORBID THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN MARVEL STORY WAS. IT WAS THAT WAY FOR A REASON. THIS WAS STARLIN'S MOST PERSONAL WORK BECAUSE HE BASED THIS STORY ON HIS FATHER'S STRUGGLE AND EVENTUAL DEATH AS A RESULT OF CANCER.
WHEN YOU READ THIS STORY,YOU CAN FEEL MAR-VELL'S PAIN AS HE HAS TO COME TO GRIPS WITH THE FACT THAT HE IS GOING TO DIE AND THE WORLD IS GOING TO GO ON WITHOUT HIM. THERE IS ONE POINT IN THE STORY WHERE HE IS MAKING SOME TAPES ABOUT HIS LIFE AND DURING THE RECORDING HE IS STRICKEN WITH A PAIN THAT USUALLY A CANCER PATIENT ENDURES AND AFTER THE PAIN SUBSIDES, MAR-VELL, WITH ONE SWING, DESTROYS THE MACHINE HE IS USING TO MAKE THESE RECORDINGS AND YELLS OUT "DAMN". IN THE FOLLOWING PANELS YOU SEE AND FEEL HIS FRUSTRATIONS WITH THE DISEASE AND BEING TERMINALLY ILL AS HE SAYS "ALIEN INVADERS,SUPER-VILLIANS,MONSTERS,MUTANTS, THEY HAVE ALL TRIED, BUT NONE OF THEM COULD KILL ME. I FOUGHT THEM ALL AND I WON! I SURVIVED. WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT, IN THE END... THAT IT WOULD BE MY OWN BODY THAT WOULD TURN ON ME AND DO ME IN." HE THEN LAMENTS AFTER REGAINING HIS COMPOSURE. " BUT WHAT ARE YOU CARRYING ON SO ABOUT, MAR-VELL? IT'S NOT AS YOU'VE BEEN SINGLED OUT FOR THIS. EVERYONE HAS TO DIE SOMEDAY. OR DID YOU THINK YOU WERE UNIQUE? YES, I GUESS THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. I JUST NEVER FIGURED IT THAT IT WOULD HAPPEN TO ME. DEEP DOWN INSIDE OF ME I FELT THAT THOSE SPECIAL THINGS THAT MAKE ME WHO I AM WOULD JUST LET ME LIVE FOREVER. IT'S HARD TO ACCEPT THAT THE WORLD IS GOING TO GO ON WITHOUT ME. DAMN."
THERE IS ANOTHER PART OF THE STORY WHERE SPIDER-MAN IS SO OVERCOME WITH EVERYTHING THAT IS GOING ON WHEN VARIOUS MEMBERS OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE GO TO THE PLANET TITAN TO VISIT THE STRICKEN HERO THAT HE HAS TO LEAVE MAR-VELL'S ROOM WHEN HE IS FOLLOWED BY THE BEAST WHO PUTS LIFE IN A VERY UNIQUE PRESPECTIVE WHEN HE TELLS SPIDEY " IN CASE YOU HAVEN'T NOTICED, BENEATH THESE FANCY COSTUMES AND FLASHY POWERS HIDE MORTAL MEN AND WOMEN. NONE OF US HAVE MUCH OF A SAY ON HOW WERE GOING TO END THIS LIFE."
THE PRECEEDING STORIES IN THIS COLLECTION ARE FROM THE MINI SERIES "THE LIFE OF CAPTAIN MARVEL" AND FEATURES THE PIVOTAL STORY WHICH COULD BE CONSIDERED THE PROLOGUE TO "THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN MARVEL" WHICH IS MAR-VELL'S BATTLE WITH THE VILLIAN NITRO THAT LEADS TO THE EXPOSURE TO THE NERVE GAS WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CANCER THAT WILL TAKE HIS LIFE.
THIS BOOK IS A MUST READ. I SAY THAT NOW BECAUSE IF THOSE READING THIS DO NOT KNOW, CAPTAIN MARVEL HAS BEEN BROUGHT BACK AS PART OF MARVEL COMICS MINI-SERIES, "CIVIL WAR". HE MAKES HIS RETURN IN THE ONE-SHOT CALLED "CIVIL WAR: THE RETURN" WHERE IT EXPLAINS HOW HE WAS BROUGHT FROM THE PAST INTO THE PRESENT, SOME 25-26 YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH. AND TO MAKE THINGS MORE COMPLICATED, HE KNOWS HE IS GOING TO DIE AND REALIZES THAT HE IS LIVING ON BORROWED TIME. BUT BEING THE TRUE HERO AND WARRIOR THAT HE IS, MARV-VELL PRESSES ON.
I WOULD SUGGEST THIS BOOK TO ANYONE WHO HAS DEALT WITH A LOVED ONE WHO IS TERMINALLY ILL, SOMEONE WHO IS LOOKING FOR A REASON TO APPRECIATE THEIR OWN LIVES AND THE TIME YOU HAVE OR SOMEONE LOOKING FOR A GREAT COMIC BOOK STORY. FOR THERE HAS NOT BEEN ANOTHER STORY SINCE THAT CAN MEASURE UP TO BEING, IN MY OPINION, THE MOST REALISTIC COMIC STORY EVER WRITTEN.
The best cosmic comic story ever! .......2007-02-04
I grew up reading this adventure back in the '70's. Mar-Vell was always one of my favorite characters, and his death in the early '80's was a sad moment for fans of the hero. But Jim Starlin proved himself here in these pages as being one of the greatest comic creators ever. His re-creation of Mar-Vell from soldier and warrior to the Protector of the Universe Entire was nothing short of incredible! The entire Thanos battle has never been surpassed by anyone since. It is perhaps the greatest comics story ever written and drawn. Let alone that Starlins artwork is by far and away quite possibly the best that has ever graced the four color medium. What passes for most comic artwork today is a joke compared to the fine lines and sweeping curves of Starlin at his best. This heros adventures have become classics, and even the many that followed Starlins exit from the magazine would be great to see in this format. This is comic storytelling at its best. Highest recomendation possible!
Son of the Kree Empire- Champion of the Universe.......2005-04-05
Unlike Superman, there was no miraculous return from the grave for Captain Marvel. Nor did Marvel die a heroic death in battle while saving the universe. But then he didn't need to, for he had already fought that great battle- against Thanos, the Titan who had become God Himself, and who sought to deliver the totality of Creation unto Death Herself....
No, Captain Marvel had already fought his great battles and was enjoying the hard-won fruits of semi-retirement. He had finally found the peace, and the love, that had eluded him for so long. And then he was diagnosed with what is known on Titan as Inner Decay, and among the Kree as Blackend- and on Earth as... Cancer.
Yet, the Captain faced this last foe with courage and dignity that put the rest of the Marvel Universe to shame. Hero after hero, from Captain America to Thor, came to wonder at the dignity and nobility with which the Captain faced a foe that could not be defeated. No, Marvel wasn't tired of living- he made that abundantly clear- but when he knew his time was done he accepted it. Not only that, he made sure that the comrades and loved ones around him accepted- and learned- from his example.
Of course, in a way, Marvel was the best prepared of any of the heroes for this final journey. After all, the bombastic Captain Mar-vell, super-soldier of the mighty Kree Empire had died once before- to be reborn as Captain Marvel, the cosmically conscious warrior champion of the entire universe. This was because Mar-vell had faced death once before with pride and power and ego- and he had failed.... After that, he was taken to a place beyond space and time by the being named Eon. Under the direction of this being, created by Kronos, the Cosmic Balance, some eight billion years before, Mar-vell the soldier died, or at least his colossal pride and ego did. After facing his inner demons, he was reborn as the champion of all-things. This was possible since he was now cosmically aware and he knew that he was truly part of all-things. The Universe had crystallized out an antidote for ultimate evil in its time of need- a cosmic champion.
You don't really have to he familiar with the saga of Mar-vell to enjoy this story. It is all spelled out right here. While I know of a number of graphic stories as good as this one, I really don't know of any that are BETTER than this one.
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This is it! The historic issue that features the shocking death of America's Hero- Captain America. Each issue is in Near Mint/Mint condition and is bagged with a backing board to preverve the condition.
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Histortic Edition
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Rare Gem of A Graphic Novel.......2005-10-25
While there are many superb graphic novels out there, 'The Death of Captain Marvel' belongs in the minority category of graphic novels that are timeless classics. I have yet to read another TPB that stands up to this one.
Captain Marvel faces an enemy he can't defeat: cancer. And that's exactly what gives this story its veracity: its closeness to humanity. Cancer is a horrible monster that we all know about, and sadly and grimly, undefeatable (or at least for the forseeable future). A superhero who faces such a monster is truly a touch of genius.
Like one of the reviewers said before, you don't need to know about the entire continuum of Captain Marvel's "story-verse" because it's all explained in the story. A stroke of genius.
Son of the Kree Empire- Champion of the Universe.......2005-04-05
Unlike Superman, there was no miraculous return from the grave for Captain Marvel. Nor did Marvel die a heroic death in battle while saving the universe. But then he didn't need to, for he had already fought that great battle- against Thanos, the Titan who had become God Himself, and who sought to deliver the totality of Creation unto Death Herself....
No, Captain Marvel had already fought his great battles and was enjoying the hard-won fruits of semi-retirement. He had finally found the peace, and the love, that had eluded him for so long. And then he was diagnosed with what is known on Titan as Inner Decay, and among the Kree as Blackend- and on Earth as... Cancer.
Yet, the Captain faced this last foe with courage and dignity that put the rest of the Marvel Universe to shame. Hero after hero, from Captain America to Thor, came to wonder at the dignity and nobility with which the Captain faced a foe that could not be defeated. No, Marvel wasn't tired of living- he made that abundantly clear- but when he knew his time was done he accepted it. Not only that, he made sure that the comrades and loved ones around him accepted- and learned- from his example.
Of course, in a way, Marvel was the best prepared of any of the heroes for this final journey. After all, the bombastic Captain Mar-vell, super-soldier of the mighty Kree Empire had died once before- to be reborn as Captain Marvel, the cosmically conscious warrior champion of the entire universe. This was because Mar-vell had faced death once before with pride and power and ego- and he had failed.... After that, he was taken to a place beyond space and time by the being named Eon. Under the direction of this being, created by Kronos, the Cosmic Balance, some eight billion years before, Mar-vell the soldier died, or at least his colossal pride and ego did. After facing his inner demons, he was reborn as the champion of all-things. This was possible since he was now cosmically aware and he knew that he was truly part of all-things. The Universe had crystallized out an antidote for ultimate evil in its time of need- a cosmic champion.
You don't really have to he familiar with the saga of Mar-vell to enjoy this story. It is all spelled out right here. While I know of a number of graphic stories as good as this one, I really don't know of any that are BETTER than this one.
The Death of Captain Marvel.......2000-03-31
A humane farewell to one of the finest character in the Marvel Universe. Captain Mar-Vell is depicted as a person who has to deal with cancer. Does he just give-up everything he stands for, or continue protecting the innocent and unjust? The answer comes in the form of Thanos... How will this end?
Jim Starlin provide a staggering story of facing an enemy that cannot be defeated. The guest appeareace of The Avengers and some of the Marvel Universe characters should attract most of the superheroes readers, but this time Starlin's depicted them in a more human perspectives. Try it out! You'll love it!
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Marvel's first ever graphic novel.......2001-09-26
There's a tendency to dismiss the comic book industry as being hopelessly juvenile with an infantile addiction to graphic violence and adolescent sexual imagery. Unfortunately, in some cases, this is a correct assessment. But then there are the other, too often ignored comics that transcend such self-imposed limitations. The Death of Captain Marvel is one such example.
Originally published in 1982, this was the first of Marvel's graphic novels and it has been said, quite correctly, that it revolutionized an industry that had started to grow fatally stagnant. Just as the title says, Jim Starlin's wonderfully written and illustrated novel details the last days of Marvel mainstay Capt. Marr-Vell (an alien better known as Capt. Marvel in one of those delightful comic book coincidences). After years of battling various cosmic foes of all size and evil, Marvel finds himself felled by that most human and realistic of diseases. He had cancer and a great deal of this graphic novel examines how his super powered friends react to the death of one of their own from a disease that could have afflicted any of them. Though Starlin allows for a bit of the expected super heroic melodrama, overall the Death of Captain Marvel is distinguished by a quiet, contemplative mood as Marvel deals with his impending death. In the end, its rather touching and truly thought provoking.
The term graphic novel is one that gets mocked. It sometimes seems to reek of fanboy pretension. The Death of Captain Marvel reminds us of what a graphic novel was originally supposed to be. A comic book, yes, but a comic book for adults -- a comic book that eschewed the melodrama and absurdities of a monthly title and instead used the format to say something truly special. The Death of Captain Marvel more than lives up to that promise.
LIFE IS TOO PRECIOUS.......1999-01-24
AS AN AVID COMC BOOK FAN SINCE THE AGE OF TWO, I REALLY KNOW COMICS AND SUPERHEROES. YOU EXPECT COMIC BOOK HEROES TO LIVE FOREVER, AFTER ALL-THEY'RE COMIC BOOK CHARACTERS!!!! BUT TRUST ME, THAT IS NOT THE CASE WITH THIS BOOK. IT GRIPES YOU FROM THE FIRST FEW PAGES AND MAKES THE READER REFLECT ON THEIR OWN MORTALITY. IT HAS SUBSTANCE AND AFTER AWHILE YOU FORGET YOU'RE EVEN READING A COMIC BOOK!!!! I RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO ANYONE WHO READS, NO MATTER YOU AGE OR RACE. YOU WILL BE MOVED BY THIS BOOK.
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Go behind the scenes on one of the most important issues in Marvel history! The events in CAPTAIN AMERICA #25 have been covered in news outlets nationwide, and this bonus edition brings you closer to the tragedy than ever before. Representing the already classic CAPTAIN AMERICA #25 in its entirety and featuring Ed Brubaker's complete script and other extras. 64 PGS
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Captain America Steve Rogers is shot and killed in this key issue. Things had already been bad for Cap. He had been declared a fugitive after the Superhero Registration Act demanded all heroes be registered by the federal government. Captain America, seeing this as an invasion of civil rights, led a resistance against this movement, chronicled in Marvel Comic's "Civil War" series. After Captain America discovered public opinion had turned against his resistance, he surrendered to authorities. This issue begins with a sniper firing at him on the steps of a federal courthouse on the way to his arraignment.
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Part 3 of the senses-shattering "Death of a Dream" storyline continues the follow-up to Cap's side of the story from Civil War that you can only find here in Captain America -- and all we can tell you right now is, nothing is what it seems! Not even this cover!
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Nominated for the Eisner Award for Best Continuing Series!
The Red Skull's minions have crawled out of the shadows to make another strike at the American spirit, still reeling from the death of Captain America. But this time, they've got the Winter Soldier. A very mad Winter Soldier, gunning for them, with vengeance in his sights! All this, and Sharon and the Falcon fighting for their lives, too!
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A wonderful and compassionate illustrated gift book that will inspire readers to triumph over adversity of any kind.
The author of The 12 Gifts of Birth has produced another beautifully illustrated book that will uplift and inspire all who turn its pages. Everyone goes through some sort of loss in life, and in The Healing Place, Charlene Costanzo provides words of encouragement that will help readers triumph over adversity of any kind––whether it is cancer, job loss, divorce, or just a bad day. The book will give readers a renewed faith in themselves.
The Healing Place opens with a simple yet powerful story of a troubled woman searching for healing. The book then offers twelve healing aspirations that will reaffirm readers sense of peace and dignity, accompanied by beautiful illustrations and colorized photographs. The Healing Place is certain to become a cherished companion on life's journey.
Customer Reviews:
Nice gift book for a friend in need.......2006-11-06
Soothing words and pictures give encouragement to someone going through troubled times. Verses cause us to reflect on what is truly important in life. Would recommend without reservation.
The Twelve Gifts for Healing.......2006-07-19
I highly recommend this book! Any age or issue from physical healing to everyday problems. The book reads in a matter of a few minutes. Its message will resonate with you all day. It reunited me with my heart, and a willingness to be my authetic self. The message is simple, yet POWERFUL. It re-acquainted me with what I've always known though forgot to remember. And, gives me permission (and a responsibility) to "go within" on a regular basis. For if "We don't go within, we go without". (I don't know who to credit for that saying).
Charlene, you are an angel on earth. May you receive the blessings you give to others.
Comfort and Courage.......2004-11-26
This is an exceptionally beautiful and touching book. My daughter is being treated for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and The Twelve Gifts for Healing brought comfort and courage to her, my cancer patient friends and to me.
Truly Inspiring.......2004-11-23
While reading this book I actually was talking to myself , saying things about how nice but simple the whole presentation was, but then.....suddenly the complex and powerful, deep meaning had an overwhelming effect on me. I have Lymphoma and had just finished not so fun chemotherapy. My background as a college football player gave me the strength and courage to put up a strong fight and deal with the many side affects chemo creates. I knew I needed to have a very positive outlook to whip this thing and everyone felt I had it under control. Never missed a day of work, came in, in the afternoons, after treatments in the mornings. But the Twelve Gifts for Healing made me realize in order to heal I had to believe not just act. It made me realize I needed to release the bitterness and anger that I still harbored internally. I have a qoute that came to mind:
"Bitterness consumes the capsule that contains it" Twelve Gifts allowed me to release these feelings and actually forgive myself for becoming sick. Yes I felt giulty, must have deserved it somehow, I thought. This is truly a great book that delivers a powerful message and I hope many others are fortunate enought o experience it's healing inspiration.
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