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Part Four: The Cut
This issue takes place in July 1942, September 1942, and October 1942.
Faith visited the U.S. Army Headquarters in New York City and confronted Colonel Price about the claim that Isaiah was burned beyond recognition and he and Corporal Eddie Himes both insisted that Isaiah was dead. At that very moment, Isaiah was actually fighting Nazis in the Black Forest with his fellow soldiers before Larsen was killed by a grenade while the soldiers were trying to stop a truck full of bandages from reaching their enemies.
Two months later, Isaiah read a Captain America comic and he noticed similarities between his story and Steve Rogers', although Luke insisted that comic books weren't real and "maybe the Army found cause to commandeer" his comic book. Then, Lt. Merritt and Maurice both came to them before the two argued with each other. Merritt revealed that Maurice's father killed his mother before killing himself, leading the super-soldier to attack the lieutenant, while his teammates tried to stop him, although the fight ended with Maurice and Luke both dead while Isaiah and Merritt were injured. Afterwards, Col. Price told Isaiah that he was going on a suicide mission and that if they won the war, his family would live. When Price was talking to Tully and Reinstein, Himes told him that Isaiah left with a Captain America suit.
Isaiah parachuted into Schwarzebitte wearing a Captain America suit.
Creative credits
Writers: Robert Morales
Interior art: Kyle Baker
Color: Kyle Baker
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