Riddle? Holy Conundrum, Batman! THAT'S IT!!!
Posted on 03/07/2007 5:00:19 AM PST by jmc1969
It's so true I almost couldn't bring myself to laugh.
This is captain America calling
This is captain America calling
Help me now I’m calling you
Catch me now I’m falling
I’m in your hands, it’s up to you
Catch me now, I’m falling
I stood by you through all of your depressions
And I lifted you when you were down
Now it’s your chance to do the same for me
I call you up, and your secretary tells me that you’ve gone out of town
This is captain America calling
This is captain America calling
The Kinks
Hasn't this character actual been anti-American for some time?
Nah. He was Navy, so he was an O-6.
....It can't be done.
Riddle? Holy Conundrum, Batman! THAT'S IT!!!
I know the leftists hate America, but I never thought the'd kill Captain America. This is just wrong.
Okay in response to your post, I've tried for the past five minutes to post a picture of the Simpsons comic book guy... now I have to start getting ready for work. Argh! Anyway, it would have to be the Simpsons guy who's reeling. :)
Yep, in a about a year or so(or sooner) we will probably find out that the super soldier serum can recover the dead(which bring up some other continuity with other people who had taken the super soldier serum).
A stunt. Now the bad guys will relax, ---- but he will go underground, with a new persona, seek and wipe out the dastardly foes and uphold the rights of justice and freedom for all!
I remember how Marvel floundered trying to bring their movies to the big screen.
Of all the characters, Captain American is intended to be symbolic.
Sad considering how radical left they have decended into promoting.
No way. Do a quick bit of Googling. (I had to double check myself) Cap was an Army enlistee named Steve Rodgers who volunteered for Operation Rebirth, which gave him the Super Soldier Serum.
http://www.marvel.com/universe/Captain_America_%28Steve_Rogers%29
Steve Rogers was a scrawny fine arts student specializing in industrialization in the 1940's before America entered World War II. He attempted to enlist in the army only to be turned away due to his poor constitution. ...
Rogers was given a costume modeled after the American flag, a bulletproof shield, a personal sidearm and the codename Captain America. He was also given a cover identity as a clumsy infantry private at Camp LeHigh in Virginia.
This is waaay more important that actually working. :)
Okay, the comic's been printed for like 100 years and it's up to issue 25? I guess they want to start yet another new run, with another issue #1, just so that they make another new collector's item.
They just "re-invented" or "re-imaged" Cap, so they aren't getting rid of him.
Long time readers might remember that remember that Cap was frozen in ice for 20 years and brought back in the 60s. But that would make him really old, even with the Super Soldier Serum. So in the recent Reboot of the whole system, he was found by Nick Fury 50 year later. Bucky was still alive (although really old) and married to Cap's old sweetheart. Why Bucky stopped superheroing is anyone's guess.
Now if marvel wants to go with continuity, there will be another Capt America because there has always been, even during the time he was frozen. Two other heroes stepped up to become Captain America because the country needed there to be a symbol. And because it allowed marvel to explain why the CA of the 50s was so frickin' racist (and they killed that one off).
Okay, enough ranting. I have to get to class.
Why ruin the fantasy?
Stupid, stupid move.
Worst ... idea ... ever.
I don't recall any reeling. Some guffawing or gee-wilickering and maybe a great-caesar's-ghost thrown in for good measure. But never any reeling. :)
Why not a SUV?
Something tells me that the FLAG serum (which turned Steve Rogers into Cap in the first place) will heal him, albeit slowly.
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