Ed Brubaker

The Return of the Winter Soldier — Ed Brubaker's final Captain America omnibus, bringing his legendary run to a close with Steve Rogers back in action and the Winter Soldier finding his own path. This omnibus collects the conclusion of Brubaker's eight-year tenure on the title, including key issues dealing with the aftermath of Fear Itself and Bucky's apparent death. A fitting conclusion to one of Marvel's greatest long-form narratives, honoring everything Brubaker built while setting the stage for future stories.

The Trial of Captain America — Ed Brubaker's penultimate omnibus arc, placing Bucky Barnes in the dock for his crimes as the Winter Soldier. This omnibus collects one of the most legally and morally complex stories in Brubaker's run: can a man be judged for acts committed while brainwashed? The courtroom drama is backed by relentless action as the Sin — Red Skull's daughter — wages war on America, building toward a conclusion that fundamentally reshapes Bucky's fate. Brubaker at his most sophisticated.

The Death of Captain America — Ed Brubaker's most emotionally devastating arc, collected in a single definitive omnibus. In the aftermath of Civil War, Steve Rogers is assassinated, and Brubaker uses the vacuum left by his death to examine what Captain America truly means as a symbol.

Ed Brubaker's landmark Captain America run begins here — widely considered the definitive modern take on the character. Brubaker brought Steve Rogers into the 21st century with a Cold War espionage thriller sensibility, and the result was one of the best-received runs in Marvel history. This first omnibus introduces the Winter Soldier — the resurrected Bucky Barnes as a Soviet assassin — in a storyline that redefined both characters and inspired the acclaimed Marvel Studios film. Stunning artwork by Steve Epting and Michael Lark completes one of the great superhero comics of the 2000s.