To say Im excited for next months conclusion would be putting it mildly. This issue will make you feel the same way as it set the stage for either the rise or fall of the Steve Rogers we know. Read Full Review

I can't wait to see how this all wraps up and what's next for Cap after this storyline. I'm excited to see Captain America written in this tone and I hope this is just the first epic storyline of more to come. Read Full Review

Rick Remender is cooking up some crazy stew in this title. It's hard to believe it's been nine issues already. The way the story has been developing, there's no telling what might happen next or how it's all going to end next issue. Romita Jr's breakdowns do capture the brutal vibe of the setting of Dimension Z. The questions of doubt in the story I've had for several issues rear their head in the actual story and part of the fun is not knowing if their valid questions or not. Things took a big turn last issue and we'll have to wait until the conclusion to see what Remender has planned for all this. It's a great feeling being excited for a CAPTAIN AMERICA story again. Read Full Review

Remender's long opening storyline on the title has been characterized by a rough, but strong emotional arc with an immense potential for fallout and weirdness in all the good ways. Remender and Romita bring out the emotional depths that are not seen as often in interpretations of the character. Romita was certainly an excellent choice for the opener, but given where Cap looks to go from here, it may also have been the right choice to go in a very different visual direction for the next arc. This was not one to miss, though – even if it got a little messy along the way. Read Full Review

While there may be some minor weaknesses in terms of artwork in several places and that the overall campiness may not be for everyone, this issue works thanks to the dedication of Remender to his themes, his tone, the sci-fi vibe and the great character work. Read Full Review

I expect things will feel more settled next issue or in the issues to come. Issue #9 is not the climax that readers want, but it's possible it wasn't intended to be the peak, and we're only at the beginning of the ending. Read Full Review

Overall, this is another good issue in a wild ride I'm going to be disappointed to see end. Romita's artwork is strong and consistent, and, despite the usual soft spots in the narration and dialogue, Remender delivers a solid script. Read Full Review

With only one issue left in this arc, I'll stick around until the end. I've been reading this long, so why not? I assume that Sharon, Steve, and Jet's escape will be included in the next issue, but what happens beyond that will determine whether or not it's worth keeping the title on my pull list. Since Captain America is my favorite hero, I have high hopes, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that something interesting is coming. Read Full Review

Even though the ending feels mundane, Remender and Romita Jr. keep giving us a reason to care about Cap. Dimension Z has yet to completely be wrapped up, so be on the lookout next issue for plenty of reflection and angst from Captain America. Thats usually the most interesting Cap, in my opinion. Read Full Review

Captain America has been in Dimension Z for nine issues. It was overdue that he returned to Earth. He's going to be a very changed man as a result and hopefully those stories will make use of the turmoil from these issues. This is a straightforward super hero story that puts down a foundation for a very mentally spent Cap to return to Earth. Hopefully this series will use this issue as a springboard to bigger things. Read Full Review