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Pgs. 2-3; Bryan Hitch pencils, Jackson Guice inks and signed; image size 20.5" x 16"

This double-page splash from issue #5 of Captain America: Reborn takes place during Steve Rogers' captivity within his own mind, frozen in space and time, he bounces around his personal history, reliving important moments from his exploits from his service in WWII to the current day. On these pages, Captain America finds himself in New York City in an alternate timeline where the Nazis won the war and the Red Skull is now the face of the Axis leadership. The pencils by Bryan Hitch and inks by Jackson Guice are dark and moody, and the panel construction gives the viewer a sense of being trapped in a maze. Hitch is one of the most popular and in-demand artists of the Modern Age, contributing to a vast amount of titles for a slew of publishing houses, and it is apparent on this page why his work is so popular, his sense of design and skillful linework are perfectly complemented by Guice's forceful inks and equally storied career in the industry. This splash page is definitely a modern piece that holds an important place in the history of the First Avenger and the Marvel Universe's continuing story arc.


Artist Information

Bryan Hitch is a British comic book artist/writer who began his career working for Marvel UK who's most notable works include Marvels Ultimates and DC's JLA. His cinematic style artwork has been featured in many video games, animated shows and major feature films such as 2009's Star Trek.