You Won't BELIEVE what they did to Captain America(Steve Rogers) in his #1*SPOILER*

[R=G]

Of course I'm not.

I'm a very casual reader. I've read a bit of the X Men comics after Cyclops went mad with Phoenix strength, a few Spiderman issues here and there, and Wolverines death series

Was simply asking someone with superior knowledge on the subject man.

It's all good...Back in Amazing Spider Man 700, Octopus took over Peter's body and started trying to show everyone that he was the Superior Spider Man. It got pretty popular with fans...

 

[IShotTheSheriff]

It's all good...Back in Amazing Spider Man 700, Octopus took over Peter's body and started trying to show everyone that he was the Superior Spider Man. It got pretty popular with fans...

Took the boy's body to prove a point. Ain't that a bytch

 

[Mensch Fontana]

That one 1 cap was on meth

Daredevil the pplug

 

[SmarkMero]

 

[Grifter]

Captain Meth vs Snowflame

 

[Ironman]

This costume is fire
At Cap though. This fukking guy

 

[acri1]

Comics gon' comic.

Obviously they wouldn't really make Cap evil. Either he's brainwashed, or it's a clone, or some Skrull or someone impersonating him, etc.

 

[BXKingPin82]

Comics gon' comic.

Obviously they wouldn't really make Cap evil. Either he's brainwashed, or it's a clone, or some Skrull or someone impersonating him, etc.

foreal

Even Sabretooth out here on some opposite of what Im supposed to be doing shyt now

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Working with Nazis is as American as apple pie

 

[Art Barr]

Spoiler: Changes

The issue features numerous callbacks to Captain America's 75-year-long history. Sharon Carter is by his side as the director-in-waiting of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Maria Hill is in the process of being tried for war crimes following the events of the "Standoff" storyline). Rick Jones is serving out his sentence for his actions as the whistle-blower Whisperer by running tech and communications for Steve Rogers' field missions. Even two of Captain America's forgotten sidekicks from the '90s, Jack Flag and Free Spirit, are involved and serving as backup for the returned hero.

But the issue's end is where the major reveal takes place, and it potentially alters all of Captain America's history.

The team finally locates Baron Zemo, the former HYDRA lead that's been on the run since the end of "Standoff." Cap tracks Zemo to Bagalia and intercepts the villain's plane, foiling his attempts to escape with his prisoner Erik Selvig. But during their mid-flight altercation, Jack Flag interrupts the skirmish and knocks Zemo out cold. Cap then repays Jack by shoving him out of the plane, seemingly to his death. He then turns to the bound and gagged Selvig and says...

That's a new fukking twist

Another epic reason, since 96.
It has been stoopid to read marvel comic books.


Art Barr

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

 

[Supercoolmayo]

 

[Killigraphy]

 

[Bawon Samedi]

I swear comic books are getting dumber and dumber....

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

I swear comic books are getting dumber and dumber....

Alot of people dont know this but Jack Kirby did a story JUST like this back in the 60s.