The next offering in VeVe’s digital comic line-up continues with another iconic comic from Marvel - Captain America (2004) #34! Super Limited Edition, fully readable, with five variant covers in blind box format.

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Captain America (2004) #34
The first appearance of Bucky as Captain America! Putting aside his Winter Soldier persona, Bucky takes up Cap's shield as the new Sentinel of Liberty!

This release features VeVe-Exclusive Rare and Ultra Rare covers by Stephen Mooney and Edgar Delgado.

Drop Date: 30 May 2023, 8 AM PT
List Price: 6.99
License: Marvel
Published: 2008
Cover Variants: 5
Total Editions: 7,500
First Available Edition for Public Sale: #176
COMMON — Classic Cover: 4,500
UNCOMMON — Vintage Variant: 1,687
RARE — Hero Variant: 750
ULTRA RARE — Vibranium Variant: 375
SECRET RARE — True Believer Variant: 188

_{There is a max purchase limit of twenty (20) blind boxes from the Store for this digital comic. A total of 355 editions across all five rarities will be withheld by VeVe for licensor, promotional, team and comp distribution.}

_{© 2023 MARVEL}

_{Important Note on Comic Delivery
‍During high traffic periods, such as a drop, the digital comic rarity will be known to you only after delivery to your collection, which may take 30–120 minutes.}

_{Secondary Market Fees
‍As with all Marvel digital collectibles, a 6% licensor fee will be applied to Marvel sales in the secondary market in addition to the existing VeVe 2.5% secondary market fee.}

_{Marvel
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