SDCC: "All-New Captain America" Fights Fear in Hopeless' Infinite Comic

[CBR News]

Dennis Hopeless talks "All-New Captain America: Fear Him," a Marvel Infinite Comic that bridges the gap between "Captain America" #25 & "All-New Captain America" #1.


Full article here.

[coby]

so he's keeping his wings but getting the Shield too? that's kinda cool, i guess

[Joker]

It is pretty hilarious that the first story of the new Black Captain America is called Fear Him.

[Bookem Danno]

Just finished all 6 issues.

https://www.comixology.com/All-New-C...l-comic/151910
https://www.comixology.com/All-New-C...l-comic/151915
https://www.comixology.com/All-New-C...l-comic/151920
https://www.comixology.com/All-New-C...l-comic/151925
https://www.comixology.com/All-New-C...l-comic/151930
https://www.comixology.com/All-New-C...l-comic/151935

I did not care for a lot of the dialogue (Surprisingly a wanting collaboration by TWO high profile Bullpenners)
or most of the action choreography
or that Ian (Is Nomad now called Unicorn?) seemed to get over 50% of the facetime in relation to Sam (Whose title it was)
or that the Scarecrow's M.O. ended up being a cheap copy of DC's Scarecrow's fear gas ways
or that we didn't get better exposition on the sewer crows
or that Old Steve was in Avengers-tech radio-contact 'til the fighting started then sent in no reinforcements and didn't show up again 'til the last panel just to end up playing nothing more than a Yes Man.

http://i.imgur.com/Bjc5k4l.gif
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[Dog]

I see that the print issues are solicited for February. That would be a cheaper way to get this story, as they're cramming it all into four issues. I do sometimes like the novelty of Infinite Comics, though.

So I'll ask this to everyone who's read the digital version. Do the Infinite transitions actually add anything to this story? I know some creative teams take greater advantage of the medium than others. How much neat stuff will I miss if I just get the print versions?