r/CaptainAmerica • u/Pokemon2_o • 22h ago
Can Captain america throw a frozen beef patty fast enough to cook it?
This question started off as "how fast can captain America throw a beef patty". So I present you with that same question?
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Pokemon2_o • 22h ago
This question started off as "how fast can captain America throw a beef patty". So I present you with that same question?
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r/CaptainAmerica • u/Competitive_Crow_334 • 4h ago
Thoughts on the arc I loved it Armin Zola is now one of my favorite Marvel Villains and the best Captain America villain. We need more stories like these using the more underutilized villains and pushing the hero more and actually showing instead of just telling.
I give Volume 1 a 9.5 at minimum 9.8 max.
I do wish we spent enough time on Steve's dad and seeing him as a good man or pretending to be one before getting worst because of his self loathing and lack of accountability on his part I don't think it's trying to subjective as the mom is clearly a reliable author not someone blindly falling for the he will get better or someone shown as so good of a liar even they believe like it Zola so I don't mind exploring his dad whether he was good or not I like that part mysterious. However Steve's dad we were robbed of important insight on his character and would make his choice to be a better man and not give up on his ideals stronger. The art is kind of of bad at times with there faces and sometimes it does tell too unneeded stuff that the art and dialogue get clear enough that even a moron like me could understand.
V2 is 10/10 though outside some art issues. I'm excited for the rest