2023 NEW Captain America: Avengers #4 Funko Pop! Comic Cover

Grab your shields and prepare for a trip down memory lane, true believers! Today, we’re diving into the pages of Avengers #4 from March 1964, a pivotal comic where the legendary Captain America re-entered the Marvel Age. Lights, Camera, Defrost: the new Funko Pop! Comic Cover: Marvel – Captain America from Avengers #4 (1963) Funko Pop! Comic Cover Figure and its retro-chic design will have everyone drooling over the shelf — what better way to flex some Marvel’s muscle?

The pop comic cover is now available for pre-order at the links below – click to jump or scroll to continue reading!

The sight of Captain America emerging from an iceberg, all chiseled jaw and stars and stripes, is the stuff of comic book lore!

But don’t let the chill fool you – beneath the surface lies one of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s most stirring reunions.

In a matter of pages, the grizzled veteran is back in action and – with complete disregard for his long, icy rest – ready to battle against any baddies who dare to cross him!

From this moment on, all challengers should be aware that sometimes things that look rather… cool… can be quite formidable indeed.

And now we can now give the nod to this beloved comic with the new Marvel – Avengers #4 (1963) Funko Pop!

Sure, this vinyl alternative of Steve Rogers is a lot smaller than the original Cap, but it’s just as heroic.

And if powered by enough iced-coffee strength and Funko Force, I do not doubt that this pint-sized version will save the world in record time…

Captain America from Avengers #4 (1963) Funko Pop! Comic Cover is now available for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!). It’s expected to be released in July 2023.

From the golden age of comics to the “Marvel Age” of the 60s, there’s nothing quite like the explosive, action-packed world of Avengers #4.

This iconic issue not only saw the revival of one of Marvel’s most beloved heroes but also masterfully established a timeless character who would remain an enduring symbol of virtue, courage, and the indomitable human spirit.

Released in March 1964, Avengers #4 marks the first appearance of Captain America in the Marvel Age, following the debut of Fantastic Four #1 in 1961.

The dynamic duo of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby skillfully reintroduce our star-spangled hero, expertly blending nostalgia with a fresh, modern take on the character.

They thaw Captain America from his icy slumber in six pages, giving readers a condensed yet impactful origin story without needing a lengthy multi-issue arc.

Lee and Kirby waste no time establishing Cap’s new “man out of time” status and the grief and guilt he feels over losing his trusty sidekick, Bucky.

As Cap grapples with the loss of his friend, the ever-changing world around him, and the memories of his past, we’re presented with a vulnerable yet unwavering character in his dedication to justice.

One of the standout aspects of this issue is the introduction of Rick Jones, the Hulk’s young ally.

Though initially mistaken for Bucky, Rick’s presence offers Cap a renewed sense of purpose and a potential new sidekick.

But, the hero’s hesitation in putting another young man in harm’s way shows the character’s more thoughtful, cautious side, demonstrating the lingering emotional weight of Bucky’s loss.

Amidst the emotional turmoil, Captain America’s incredible physical prowess shines through.

From proving his identity to the Avengers with his astonishing acrobatics to taking down a group of thugs responsible for the team’s disappearance, Cap’s fighting skills are a sight to behold.

And let’s not forget his witty banter – a refreshing contrast to his otherwise humble and stoic demeanor.

Avengers #4 doesn’t stop showcasing Cap’s moral virtues, either.

From his unwavering honesty to his acknowledgment of the bravery in others, these glimpses into the hero’s character set the stage for a timeless hero with a moral compass that remains steadfast in a rapidly changing world.

While the issue is packed with action, it also lays the groundwork for future conflicts between Cap and other characters – particularly Iron Man.

Their early disagreements foreshadow the complex and thought-provoking clashes that eventually lead to the unforgettable Civil War storyline.

As we wrap up our journey through Avengers #4, we’re left with a captivating story that seamlessly blends nostalgia with a contemporary exploration of Captain America’s character.

No wonder this issue remains an enduring classic, a testament to the power of storytelling and the importance of a hero who, even as a “man out of time,” continues to inspire us all.