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Does anybody have a good looking Captain America shield for like a nice display in my room for under $500? If so, can you tell me where to buy?

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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

I never realized how tight Captain America suit can be; you literally see his muscles stretching the suit apart😭

Dark Avenger(2009 - 2010) #16

This punch from Thanos killed him, Not K.O'd. But when Thanos reversed time right after to get the stone back, he revived Cap.

I was mad hat 2012 Captain America Suit didn't look like a modern tactical suit but rather a halloween costume.

I borrowed that concept art suit:

I made changes:

- Brightened and bolder colors

- Red Gloves and Boots

What do you think? Let me know in comments.

Like I know yhe 2012 suit is largely hated on but in this day and age where we are looking for comic accuracy this suit would've fit in with the likes of DPW wolverine and deapdool and spider-man especially how he appeared in BND!

This suit is a heavily edited disguise party costume

This question started off as "how fast can captain America throw a beef patty". So I present you with that same question?

From simply "Roger Stevens," to "Brett Hendrick," to "Nathan Hale," Cap has used quite a few pseudonyms throughout his comic book history. Which do you think he's most likely to have adopted for his time with Peggy? Or has he simply remained "Steven Rogers" in this timeline and just dealt with the consequences of doing so?

"Captain America caused Doomsday"
"Captain America is so selfish"
"Captain America never makes the sacrifice play"
"Captain America is nothing without the serum"
"Captain America is a bum/fraud"
"Cap is the worst Avenger"
"Captain America is so boring"
"I hope Cap suffers in Doomsday"
"I hope Cap dies"
And yes, I've seen this from people.

(2nd pic)If you've seen these types of comments too, don't let them bring you down; push through. No matter how bad the slander gets, just push through.

I personally think that despite the two sharing the movie in terms of screen time, it still worked as a Captain America movie nonetheless.

Steve still felt like our main guy because his half of the story was him being proactive and pushing the story forward, and having many plot threads continuing from his previous 2 movies, like his distrust of the government and his friendship with Bucky, while Iron Man was mostly reactionary to Steve’s actions, and they even tied his parents’ death to Steve’s story, as the Winter Soldier, aka his best friend, was the one who killed his parents. Plus, Steve does have 1 extra minute of screen time over Tony, which, yeah, I know it isn’t saying much, but I’ll take what I can get, I guess.

The movie doesn’t have many plot threads and characters from the Iron Man movies like they did with Cap. I mean, Happy Hogan isn’t in it, Pepper Potts isn’t in it, it’s just the parents stuff, which they related to Steve’s friend. Sure, War Machine is there, but he did become an Avenger at the end of Avengers 2, so Rhodey is the only Iron Man character in this movie.

The cast that has the most focus in Civil War are all Cap-centric (Steve, Bucky, Sam, Natasha, Sharon, and them addressing Peggy in the movie), plus Iron Man and Black Panther, which they both related to Steve’s best friend, as he killed Tony’s parents and T’Challa thought he killed his father, plus Rumlow at the start of the movie before he died, but yeah.

Bucky has more screen time than any Avenger outside of Tony, so it’s kinda weird that for an Avengers movie, a non-Avenger character surpasses the rest, as they all were removed from the movie after the airport battle until we see them right before the credits roll.

The movie just has a big focus on Steve and Bucky’s friendship, which is fitting for a Cap movie, since the previous two movies focused on the exact same thing and gave it a conclusion, as the mid-credit scene serves as an epilogue to the trilogy, with Steve knowing that Bucky is finally safe and under protection at Wakanda.

Baron Zemo felt like a Cap villain, as he was using the Hydra book (which, btw, Hydra is related to Cap’s movies) to take control over Bucky, who is his best friend, and we even got some lore on there being other Winter Soldiers out there, making the movie feel like a direct sequel to Cap 1 and Cap 2.

I think calling Cap 3 an Avengers movie is totally valid and makes sense, but I don’t think we should consider people being totally wrong for calling it a Captain America movie, even though he is toe-to-toe with Tony in terms of screen time.

But nonetheless, Steve still felt like the main protagonist of the movie.