Unveiling Captain America’s Bold New Look: Steve Rogers’ Costume Redesign Revealed!

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Prepare yourself to gaze upon an assortment of covers for the upcoming Captain America series, as Steve Rogers dons a brand-new suit in the spotlight. With Sam Wilson’s Captain America run concluding, a fresh Captain America comic starring Steve Rogers is about to debut on July 2nd. This new series penned by Chip Zdarsky (known for Daredevil) and illustrated by Valerio Schiti (a favorite from the Avengers team), focuses on Steve Rogers and unfolds a tale encompassing his post-awakening early days to the present day. The narrative’s intrigue lies in its connection to Doctor Doom. Marvel is leaving no stone unturned, as they unveil an impressive lineup of variant covers for the first issue, designed by a star-studded group of skilled artists.

For the July issue of Captain America #1, Ben Harvey provides the primary artwork. Meanwhile, series artist Valerio Schiti offers multiple versions, including a showcase for Cap’s new suit as a Design Variant Cover, and collaborates with renowned artists Frank Miller and Pablo Villalobos on additional covers. Series writer Chip Zdarsky also contributes his own artistic flair with a variant cover.

Additionally, you’ll find a special edition cover of Hidden Gem, emblazoned with John Romita Sr.’s timeless art from Marvel’s 1976 Bicentennial Calendar, as well as Luciano Vecchio’s modern interpretation of that classic artwork in a 250th Tribute Version Cover. There’s also a Hidden Gem variant cover by John Romita Jr. up for grabs. Moreover, Nick Bradshaw draws inspiration from the past with one of this month’s striking Retrovision Covers. Lastly, the current Marvel Rivals Variant Cover by NetEase Games showcases art inspired by Captain America’s design from the popular video game.

In a recent interview with Newsarama, Zdarsky expressed his joy, saying it’s like he’s having an incredible time. He shared that he feels the same excitement as when he began working on Daredevil, where each issue seemed exceptionally unique. He hopes readers will share this feeling once they finally get to read it. The first arc might be set in the past, but it will unveil significant events that will have a lasting impact on the comic moving forward.

As a diehard fan, I’m eagerly anticipating the upcoming run that takes us back to a crucial juncture in Marvel Comics history: Steve Rogers’ emergence from frozen stasis, preceding his Avengers membership. Reliving this pivotal moment will unveil events that will indelibly reshape the way we perceive Captain America’s legacy. Post this transformative storyline, we’ll leap into the present day, where Captain America grapples with a fresh danger linked to this earlier clandestine struggle.











CAPTAIN AMERICA #1

  • Written by CHIP ZDARSKY
  • Art by VALERIO SCHITI
  • Colors by FRANK MARTIN
  • Cover by BEN HARVEY
  • Variant Cover by VALERIO SCHITI
  • Design Variant Cover by VALERIO SCHITI
  • Variant Cover by CHIP ZDARSKY
  • Variant Cover by FRANK MILLER
  • Virgin Variant Cover by FRANK MILLER
  • Variant Cover by PABLO VILLALOBOS
  • Virgin Variant Cover by PABLO VILLALOBOS
  • Bicentennial Calendar Hidden Gem Variant Cover by JOHN ROMITA SR.
  • Hidden Gem Variant Cover by JOHN ROMITA JR.
  • 250th Homage Variant Cover by LUCIANO VECCHIO
  • Retrovision Variant Cover by NICK BRADSHAW
  • Marvel Rivals Variant Cover by NETEASE GAMES
  • Blank Variant Cover
  • On Sale 7/2
  • While Captain America slumbered in ice, the world changed – for better and for worse. Steve Rogers awakens to a reality where battles are fought in the shadows through secrets and subterfuge, and villains aren’t so easy to identify. When a fledgling dictator named Victor Von Doom conquers Latveria, Steve faces a critical decision: adapt to a new kind of warfare, or forge his own path? And what will the choice he makes in the past mean for his future? Experience the untold tale of Captain America’s first encounter with Doctor Doom!

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2025-05-29 05:10