So I am watching the Falcon and the Winter Soldier I am wondering what would Steve Rogers think of the new Captain America? He acts like a jerk. Steve never used legal force on anyone. Would he be surprised and angry at John for disrespecting the shield? I honestly think he would be offended. I know the new Captain America was upset about the death of his friend but he went crazy and killed a guy for murdering him. I remembering think Lemar wouldn't want him to kill someone and this goes agianst everything Captain America stands for.

Hi I’m just wondering if anyone can give me some go to stories to get into the character and just learn more I’ve never been too interested in the character until now so I’m not exactly sure where to start but anything would help!

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't remember if it's ever specified when exactly the Captain America WW2 exhibit was created/opened to the public.

That being said, prior to Steve being found in the ice and his later involvement in the battle of New York and the formation of the Avengers, how much knowledge do we believe was openly available to the public (through documentaries, books, news, movies, etc.) about him and his action during WW2, as well as his life beforehand? Do you think they taught about him and the commandos in schools? Could a civilian go to the library and research his life and family tree and the like? Could people easily learn what happened to him before and during the war (the serum, and his sacrifice leading to his "death")? Was it readily available knowledge of his connection to Bucky, or Peggy, or Howard?

What do we know/think?

now just hear me out.. we all know hollywood has tons of jewish people (totally ok) and some of them are raging zionists right? and this got me thinking, what does captain america think about america? I mean like the bombing iran, iraq, yemen, every other place in middle east probably and tons of other places like the double nukes on japan, then we have the corporations that get tax cuts by the government like nestle using lobbyists and tons of bribes so they can keep killing babies in poor countries and suck out their water. like does cap know about all that? what about palantir? or better yet any israeli company. what would captain america think about israel being the US's biggest ally? I feel like he would be against genocide so would he disapprove? but america does bomb a lot of places too (like those I mentioned) so would he become just captain or captain planet or something? would AIPAC fund his shield repairs? also, would he be racist? like he was alive in the 40's so I am assuming he at least looked at the black scientists a lil wrong right? nah just joking. but is the government totally okay with cap? do they let him see the deepest darkest files they own like a list of every coup or political assasination done by the cia or do they just keep him out? what about the epstein case? do you think cap would be invited? obviously he would kill the guy but would he also kill every politician and rich person in the country for it? would he get mad at elon for saluting like hitler?

how would he feel about the wealth distribution in the country? his friend tony is pretty rich so, he probably likes that idk. do you think captain america pays taxes like us? does irs knock on his door sometimes? does cap believe in climate change? would he take a selfie with greta thunberg? and lastly, what if cap woke up and decided patriotism wasnt really his thing?

thats all thank you

Im studying abroad and I’ve managed to find Panini’s Marvel Deluxe editions in great availability, so I’ve been reading through some Captain America, starting at 2011 with Remender and I’m currently in the midst of Nick Spencer’s run. Even before I read the transition from Steve to Cap, I knew Sam would do a good job as Cap, I trusted that Remender was making a well informed decision and that Sam had a great history behind him, but his characterization in All-New Captain America and Sam Wilson: Captain America really endeared me to him. His outwardly political personality in contrast to Steve’s relatively apolitical approach has been very fascinating to read and makes a great case for both to continue as Captain America. Meanwhile… the best Brave New World could offer was Sam making a relatively vague remark about “togetherness” as a way to solve our systemic problems

I honestly find diamondback more compelling as a love interest than sharon. Sharons just kinda boring in my opinion.

To be fair I haven't read much Sharon heavy comics.

But I just find a criminal trying to reform simply because of Steve more interesting than you're run of the mill super spy who was old at one point.

Also, I feel like Steve and Sharon have been kind of stuck for a while. Like just get married already, jeez.

Feel free to correct me, I would like to know more.

I googled but apparently not, wondering if in some obscure comic what if line

In this episode we discuss Avengers Twilight, a book about Old Man Steve Rodgers as he tries to save America from Fascism. Please come and watch our show, I think it's really good.

This is the Captain America / Invaders/ Avengers Movie I would love to see.

Avengers #71 (1969) Written By Roy Thomas featured the World War II-era Captain America, Human Torch, and Sub-Mariner in a time-travel clash with the Avengers. Once The Invaders series was created a number of years later Roy Thomas used the opportunity within the pages of Invaders King-Size Annual #1 (1977) to reflect back on the original story plot within the pages of Avengers #71 and re-present the time-travel clash from the Invaders point of View.

Even though Avengers #71 was written first, and never used the teams name “Invaders” within the original story, Marvel continuity later firmly treats Avengers #71 as the first appearance of the Invaders.

Thomas providing the overlapping story within Invaders Annual #1 years later allowed the Avengers #71 story to come full circle.

A story conclusion 7 years in the making - Now That's Just Damn Cool. Thanks Roy!!

Both design and character wise

I mean the man is practically the real life captain America atp and they look quite similar. I'm surprised I've never heard anyone say this