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Steve Breaks Out With Captain America #11

Captain America leads the breakout in Baron Strucker’s private prison, and he gets help from the other prisoners and the covert group known as the Daughters of Liberty.

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June 24, 2019 Josh Davison 2850 Views 0 Comment Adam Kubert, Alex Ross, Avengers, baron strucker, Captain America, comic review, crossbones, daughters of liberty, dryad, echo, fantasy, guardsmen, Invisible Woman, jack o'lantern, Joe Caramagna, mandrill, Marvel Comics, Matt Milla, misty knight, mockingbird, sci-fi, sin, Spider-Woman, steve rogers, superheroes, Ta-Nehisi Coates, toni ho, white tiger, wrecking crew, yoon lee

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