Captain America by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus Vol. 1

Mark Gruenwald (1953-1996) was a highly influential writer and editor at Marvel Comics. He is celebrated for his pioneering work on the “Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe” and his acclaimed magnum opus, “Squadron Supreme.” Gruenwald also penned over a hundred issues of “Captain America,” multiple “Marvel Two-in-One” sagas, and several miniseries, including “Contest of Champions,” which was Marvel’s first multi-hero saga. He delved into the Marvel Universe’s ancient history through a series of “What If?” backup stories that he also penciled.

Paul Neary began his comics career after stints at Warren Publishing’s “Eerie” and IPC’s “2000 AD.” He moved to Marvel UK, working as an artist on their “Hulk” and “Nick Fury” features, as well as multiple “Doctor Who” sagas. Collaborating with newcomer Alan Davis, Neary transitioned to more mainstream titles, inking Davis’s pencils on “Uncanny X-Men” and “Captain Britain,” and also on DC’s “Detective Comics.” He returned to Marvel UK as editor-in-chief, launching titles such as “Death’s Head II,” “Motormouth,” and “Warheads.” Neary has since returned to art, inking Bryan Hitch’s pencils on Wildstorm’s “The Authority” and Marvel’s “Fantastic Four” and “Ultimates,” among other projects.

Tom Morgan began his career in comics at Marvel in the mid-1980s, contributing inks, pencils, and cover art to various series, including “Spider-Man” and “New Universe” titles. He went on to illustrate short runs on “Captain America,” “Power Pack,” and “Alpha Flight,” along with the miniseries “The War” and two “Excalibur” special editions. In the early 1990s, Morgan became the penciler for “Punisher 2099.” He subsequently illustrated several “Iron Man” issues, an “Extreme Justice” arc for DC Comics, and Topps Comics’ licensed miniseries “Xena: Warrior Princess vs. Callisto.” In 2008, Morgan illustrated IDW’s comic biography “Presidential Material: Barack Obama.”

Kieron Dwyer has been a professional comic book artist since the late 1980s, also working in film, television, books, and advertising. He co-created the animated series “Swing Town,” taught at the Academy of Art College, and produced storyboards for film and TV projects like “Batman Beyond.” His drawings were notably featured in the motion picture “Sky High.” Dwyer’s extensive Marvel credits include a long run penciling “Captain America,” shorter stints on “Avengers” and “Thing,” and work on titles such as “Avengers Spotlight,” “Classic X-Men,” “Deadpool/GLI: Summer Fun Spectacular,” “Solo Avengers,” and “X-Factor.” In addition to DC projects like “Action Comics” and “Batman,” Dwyer has co-created independent comics including “Night Mary,” “Remains,” “Last of the Independents,” and “Sea of Red.”

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