Today in Comics History, July 3: Cap is really hoping for a Fudgie the Whale cake this year

It's the day before Captain America's birthday! What are you getting him as a gift? Me, I got him a flag.


from Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty (2022 series) #1 (Marvel, August 2022), script by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly, pencils and inks by Carmen Carnero, colors by Nolan Woodard, letters by Joe Caramagna

Today in Comics History, September 24, 1957: Iron Man is sorry that the '56 Dodgers lost the World Series because he had thirty large riding on them

from Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #3 (Marvel, November 1998), co-plot and script by Mark Waid, co-plot and pencils by Ron Garney, inks by Dan Green, colors by Shannon Blanchard, letters by John Costanza

Today in Comics History, April 9, 1913: Baby Steve Rogers punches German spy at first Dodgers game

from Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #3 (Marvel, November 1998), co-plot and script by Mark Waid, co-plot and pencils by Ron Garney, inks by Dan Green, colors by Shannon Blanchard, letters by John Costanza

Today in Comics History, February 23, 1960: Iron Man destroys Ebbets Field, still doesn't tell Cap he did it

from Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #3 (Marvel, November 1998), co-plot and script by Mark Waid, co-plot and pencils by Ron Garney, inks by Dan Green, colors by Shannon Blanchard, letters by John Costanza

Today in 365 Days of Comics Defiance History, Day 228, August 16, 1781: You Say You Want a Revolution

cover of Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7 (Marvel, March 1999), pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Roger Langridge
Wha...? you might say in astounded, be-baffled disbelief. I'm with ya on that front! Captain America in 1781? Is this a dream, an imaginary story, or a hoax? Is it a what-if or an elseworlds or an infinities or a deviation? It is a Red Skull-changed alternate reality? Is it a comic book? (It's a comic book.) Here's the story of a lovely lady of the Steve Rogers of 1776, complete with timely mullet. He's always copying nineties-era Superman! While discussing politics and quaffing ale out of golden tankards at his local replica Revolutionary War-era Charles Cheese Inn, Steve's alerted by 1776 Foggy Nelson (or maybe it's just ponytailed Bucky Barnes) that the Declaration of Independence has been signed! Huzzah! Three day holiday weekend, woo!

365 Days of Defiance, Day 77: The Patience of Angles

Panels from "Iron Will" in Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #6 (February 1999), script by Mark Waid, pencils by Ron Garney, inks by Dan Green, colors by Jean Segarra-Rosa, letters by John Costanza