Captain🦂 America: Sentinel of Liberty #4 arrives in September, and Marvel Comics has just revealed the issue's cover from series artist Carmen Carnero, which apparently includes a key to solving part of the mystery that launches in June 15's Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #1.
Capꦬtain America: Sentinel of Liberty stars Steve Rogers in the title role, while a sister title, Captain America: Symbol of Truth, features Sam Wilson als൩o operating as Captain America with his own shield. And it's Steve's original Captain America shield that apparently lies at the heart of the mystery in his new title, as a villainous group known as the Outer Circle will target Steve due to some connection they have to his shield.
Theജ first clue to that connection comes in the form of a code spread throughout the cover, notably in the string of letters and numbers on the left side of the image (no, we haven't cracked it yet ourselves).
Alongside Marvel's release of the Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #4, the official Captain America Twitter account posted a brief video promising more clues to the code in Jun🏅e 15's Sentinel⛎ of Liberty #1. The video flashes a coded message, briefly switching the code to a message that states "Their gameboard is civilization." Perhaps that translation is the key to cracking the code.
As implied by the text of the tweet included with the video, Steve's long-time partner Bu൲cky Barnes, the Winter Soldier, is also wrapped up in the mystery of Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty - and Marvel states that Bucky "knows more about the sinister Outer Circle than Steve realized."
Keep your eyes peeled for the clues Marvel states will be in Ju🐽ne 15's Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #1, and make sure to chime in on Twitter and Facebook if you manage to crack the code.
Marvel's full Se✃ptember 2022 solicitations will be released later this month.
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I've been Newsarama's resident Marvel Comics expert and general comic book historian since 2011. I've also been the on-site reporter at most🦋 major comic conventions such as Comic-Con International: San Diego, New York ▨Comic Con, and C2E2. Outside of comic journalism, I am the artist of many weird pictures, and the guitarist of many heavy riffs. (They/Them)
