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"'''The Strange Death of Captain America'''" is a 1969 [[story arc]] written and illustrated by [[Jim Steranko]]
Steranko began working at Marvel in the late 1960s, having gained a profile as a popular illustrator and comic book artist on the basis of his avant-garde and [[surrealist]] art style. In developing his run on ''Captain America'', Steranko sought to reverse what he saw as deviations from the World War II-era story formulas that had initially generated acclaim and popularity for the character. His run is distinguished by its use of a cinematically influenced aesthetic, characterized by heavy use of answering shots, pan and tracking sequences, dramatic lighting, and reaction inserts.
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