Robert Morales

Kyle Baker

During World War II, while the U.S. military was attempting to develop a serum that would create the world's perfect fighter, one young African-American soldier, Truth, survived the experiments that were meant for Steve Rogers, aka Captain America. Original.

Red, White & Black

Truth

Robert Kirkman

Dave Gibbons

Collects Captain America (2002) #17-32, Captain America: Red, White and Blue #1. Captain America lives again! But the Sentinel of Liberty wakes from the ice in a very different world - one where, in his absence, the Nazis won the war! Can Steve Rogers, and a resistance movement fi lled with familiar faces, re-turn the tide of history? Back in familiar surroundings, Captain America is forced to look at his homeland afresh when he serves on a military tribunal for an anti-war activist accused of being a terrorist! Then, as the Avengers are Disassembled, Cap goes back to basics in battle with foes like Batroc, the Serpent Society and the Red Skull!

Marvel Knights Vol. 2

Captain America

In every war, there are legends. And World War II birthed Captain America, the heroic Sentinel of Liberty. But in this shocking re-examination of the 1940s Super-Soldier program, a hidden and controversial chapter of history is declassified at last! Meet the unit of African-American soldiers who were involuntarily subjected to the U.S. War Department's brutish efforts to refine the Super-Soldier Serum. And hear the story of Isaiah Bradley -- who overcame all odds to don the famous red-white-and-blue on the battlefield! A tragic story that spans decades, Robert Morales and Kyle Baker hit home with a touching, timely and thought-provoking tale! COLLECTING: Truth: Red, White & Black (2002) 1-7

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