The Mighty Thor #12
In this surreal journey through fractured visions of America, Captain America stumbles through alternate realities, each a warped reflection of the nation he's sworn to protect—only to confront the man behind the experiment, a visionary whose idealized America is proving more elusive than he imagined. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and brought to life with striking art by Mike Zeck, this issue features bold colors by Don Warfield and dynamic lettering by Jim Novak, with a cover by Gil Kane and Joe Sinnott that captures the dreamlike unease of the tale.
In "null," Captain America embarks on a surreal journey through fractured visions of America, each one a twisted reflection of the nation’s ideals. As he confronts echoes of history—from past heroes to shadowy figures of oppression—he begins to question whether the perfect America is a dream worth chasing.
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