Daredevil Omnibus, Vol. 1 (Brubaker)
Daredevil by Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev Omnibus, Vol. 2
The Death of Captain America Omnibus
Wolverine Omnibus, Vol. 1
The X-Men Omnibus, Vol. 1
Fantastic Four Omnibus, Vol. 1 (v. 1)
Invincible Iron Man Omnibus, Vol. 1
Wolverine: Old Man Logan
Golden Age Marvel Comics Omnibus Volume 1
The Ultimates Omnibus
Secret Wars Omnibus
The Incredible Hulk Omnibus, Vol. 1 (v. 1)
Secret Wars II Omnibus
Iron Man Omnibus, Vol. 1
Howard The Duck Omnibus
Seige Hardcover
Thor Straczynski Hardcover
Young Avengers Hardcover
The Complete Invincible Library, Vol. 1
Complete Bone collection

TONS more hardcovers on sale for $15 as well. Just search for whatever you want, it’s probably on sale, INCLUDING the amazing Punisher MAX volumes.

Now for the DVDs :

Aqua Teen Hunger Force – Volume One for $15.49
Aqua Teen Hunger Force – Volume Two for $15.49
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Robot Chicken: Season Three for $15.49
Robot Chicken: Star Wars – Episode II for $10.99

Death of Captain America Omnibus for preorder for $41 at Amazon

I gotta say, I thought Bucky was a lame as hell character for the longest time. I also thought the new Captain America design was ugly and a gimmick by Marvel. Cap’s dead, but here’s replacement Cap, buy more stuff with his face on it!

This covers the second Omnibus, issues 26-42. As before, you can get these in paperback form if you don’t want the whole Omnibus.

Glad I kept reading this excellent run, because my thoughts on both issues changed. Cap’s dead, Bucky is pissed. The reasons why he becomes the replacement Cap and the reason for the costume change are perfect. The character they evolved him into, his thoughts, his doubts, he’s been incredibly well fleshed out and he’s a good character. I actually enjoy him.

All the scheming the Red Skull began comes to fruition here. Seeing the plot coming together is just excellent, real supervillainy straight up.

Art, as in the previous volume, is solid.

5/5. Not quite as excellent as the first 25 issues, but only slightly below them.

Cap 25-30 Paperback
Cap 31-36 Paperback
Cap 37-42 Paperback

Captain America – Omnibus currently available from third party sellers at Amazon or on Ebay

I finally got a chance to read the Brubaker run of Captain America, it’s considered the best run of Cap to date, and damn, the people that say that weren’t kidding.

The Omnibus covers the first 25 issues, ending in the death of Captain America. You’re treated to Cap kicking absurd amounts of ass, an amazing plot set in motion by the Red Skull to ruin Cap’s life and all of America, and a side of Cap that’s rarely seen. The side that shows his guilt over what happened to Bucky, it’s a very important part of this run.

It’s really impressive how much ground they manage to cover and how in depth they get with the characters. Even the issues that don’t have Captain America in them at all, just side characters from his past, they’re written in a fantastic way and treat the characters with respect. You can tell Brubaker isn’t just phoning this in, he treats Cap and the supporting crew better than any other Cap comics I’ve seen.

The art isn’t bad either. I don’t think it’s the best art I’ve ever seen or anything, but it’s consistently solid and I can’t think of any frames in these issues that bothered me. It suits the comics well.

5/5. If you don’t want the Omnibus, pick up some of the paperbacks instead. But either way, this is a must read for Marvel fans. Seriously, some of Marvel’s best.

Cap Vol. 1 Winter Soldier – issues 1-7
Cap Vol. 2 Winter Soldier – 8-9, 11-14
Cap Vol. 3 – 15-17 + 65th Anniversary Special
Cap Vol. 4 – 18-21
Cap Vol. 5 – 22-24