It looks like there is (or was, may be OOP) hardcover boxset. I had one of the paperbook collections (not these) that my mom got me when I was in middle school or something. Even as a youngster that didn't have the words/concepts for the feelings this strip elicited, I appreciated the nihilism/existentialism of the strip.
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One of my favorite Captain America runs, Ed Brubaker is a fantastic writer for Cap. If you're not familiar with this set you are in for a real treat.
I haven’t read any of it prior to now so I’m really looking forward to it!
Seriously great. I especially love the Captain America and Bucky portion which is set during WWII and is Bucky's origin story and then The Winter Soldier run is just gonzo superhero spy shit. I don't have the omnibus but I have read most of the issues. So good. It might be too early for suggestions but if you dig this check out some of Brubaker's Image titles. Criminal and Fatale are rad too. Something to keep in mind if you end up enjoying this.
I'm reading through the post-House of M comics, just read Ed's Divided We Stand arc with the X-Men. Looks like this one's a bit ahead of where I'm currently at, but I'm looking forward to getting to it!
Lots of good stuff following that, Remender’s Uncanny X-Force, Hickman’s Avengers/FF run, Waid’s Daredevil and Fraction’s Hawkeye. Aaron’s Thor. The late 2000s early 2010s Marvel had so many fantastic writers working for them.
Awesome collection!! I’m about halfway through the Winter Soldier book. I’m taking my time and enjoying it. It’s so good.
I second this, I've been a subscriber for years now, and have read most of the comics from a guide I found that's mostly chronological from around 1997 - 2010. I can only imagine what that would cost buying the comics outright.
