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Freezer Burn Anthology

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Steve Rogers: soldier, artist, foodie, friend, heart of the Avengers, and a guy whose past keeps creeping into his present and dictating his future. A series of stories about him and the people he has chosen to build his life around.

A comics-MCU mashup that is MCU-compliant through all of the Phase One movies then gets a little Brubakerish because the alternative was to get a lot Jossed.

All stories can be read independently of the others. You'll miss a few references but lose nothing of the plots.

Anthology containing:
In the Land That Our Grandchildren Knew by Domenika Marzione (domarzione)
Freezer Burn by Domenika Marzione (domarzione)
Archival by Domenika Marzione (domarzione)
Freezer Burn post-credits scene by Domenika Marzione (domarzione)
Thaw by Domenika Marzione (domarzione)
Revenant by Domenika Marzione (domarzione)
Coda by Domenika Marzione (domarzione)

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