EVERY Captain America in Comics! 

I don't mind getting a few of these in my sub feed, but I would appreciate if the title of the video made it clear that this is a compilation. That way I don't have to click on the video just to confirm that I don't want to watch it.

Hey thanks for that Fight Man video last time around! I got around to picking up a physical copy and it was great!

What about the characters introduced in the "United States of Captain America" book? (Aaron Fischer, Arielle Agbayani, Jeremy Merrick. Joe Gomez, Nichelle Wright, etc)

@@brianmuicey1283 That came out after the video did and to be honest, I haven't read it yet.

@@ComicDrake I see. Hopefully this gets a part 2.

The coffee cauldron

It’s a perfect delivery

It's so good.

That's up there with Pete saying "this is...... Really heavy" in that one movie

*there

That actually makes perfect sense.

No. In a holiday special, Steve goes to visit his grandfather’s cabin, where he is told his family owned the home, and we’re part of the Underground Railroad. The Irish immigrant thing is just a product of bad editing. The funny thing is, they could have made just his mom an immigrant…Rogers is after all an English name, not Irish… and not lost anything. Or fallen into stereotypes of his alcoholic father being Irish. Also, Steve’s mom could have been Polish, Russian or German, more deeply connecting him with anti-Nazi sentiment. The Irish were actually pretty cool with the Nazis.

@@louurich9087 WWII certainly seemed to have a lot of siding with the enemy of people that people didn't like. Like how Japan only even joined the Axis because China and their allies (including the US, our military was only involved in WWII because they were meddling in Japan's invasion of China. Though to be fair, it was partially the fault of our military that this happened in the first place as the US was involved in forcing open Japan's borders, which lead to Japan realizing they had no trade power and thus sought to obtain it through military power) joined the allied powers.

Ohhh

@@louurich9087the Irish weren't "actually pretty cool with the Nazis". They were neutral. They'd just gained some semblance of independence from Britain for the first time in hundreds of years, and weren't going to risk that on a war that they had no hand in.

Thank you! I spent some time working to try and make the cuts between videos as seamless as possible. ☺️

THIS IS A COMPILATION?!

Once I realized the mug kept changing I got a bit suspicious

He should've called himself "Captain Arabica"!

"I've cut down to just ONE CUP of coffee" I need that cup

how the hell does he hold it in one hand?

​@@eldritchteapot7753 Same, I NEED IT

​@@Irish_Enderman that's the power of reading comics(?

No surprise there.

Ironic how the biggest ally in comics has the most xenophobic/racist fans. But I guess his title is to blame for the fans he attracts

@@SuperRONDALE it wasn't really racism. It had more to do with lore. after all. Given that Steve Rogers was supposed to be not only the original, but also the only test subject for Super Soldier program. Then they introduce a new character who not only had the captain america name, but also just rewrite the entire lore of captain america up to that point. Had he been introduce as coming after steve rogers instead of before. he would have been more accepted. Or hell just have him as part of a different super soldier program like how they explain nick fury's super soldier abilities.

​@@FictionalProfiles nah, cause they had the same reaction to Luke Cage, Blue Marvel, when Falcon took over, literally any time a non-white superhero is introduced. Lol

​@FictionalProfiles retcons happen all the time though? It's comics. And I actually think it adds a lot to his lore, in a way that makes it closer to real history.

isn’t it funny that the only time people have problems with legacy characters it’s when a black person takes over for a white person?

@@Egg_Sandwich1Hell, with someone like Ironheart, I could at least understand it somewhat given she’s a Bendis creation, was only introduced two issues before Tony’s “death” in Civil War II, and it took getting out from under his pen to grow into her own proper character. Sam is one of Cap’s best friends and biggest allies in the comics. This was completely understandable.

Really, no one had an issue with Wally becoming Flash or Dick becoming Batman or even the four main Robins

Sad thing is even Drake referred to him as Captain Falcon.

It's ridiculous.

There’s just a black hole in the cup lol

Holy shit that looks just like him.

Good. I'd much rather a Spider-MJ than Spider-Gwen.

@@TheFLAMEXD Entirely beside the point. Also a non-sequitur because what I said has nothing to do with that.

​@@mattwo7It's time for Headline, the Spider-Jameson!

I still have a personal issue with that. Two active characters with the same moniker. At the same time. I thought it was an unwritten rule in comics. Ben Reilly became Spider-Man after Peter Parker retired. Took up the role when Ben died. Jean-Paul and Dick Grayson was Batman only when Bruce wasnt able or around to be Batman. They gave it up when Bruce resumed. Alan Scott eventually had a name change. Julia Carpenter was Spider Woman when Drew was in sort of character limbo and not active as SW. When Drew became active as SW again Carpenter changed her name. The Green Lanterns and Novas are exempt from this in my eyes as those are Titles not Identities. Having 2 Spidermen Hawkeyes Wolverines Cap Americas is just lame and uncreative.

It absolutely rules.

Peacemaker with morals I guess😅

​@@handlebarsmustache I was doing some digging on previous comic appearances of Peacemaker and apparently in some of his first appearances he was a pacifist???? I'm trying to confirm this as I type this

@@bruuuuuuuuhhhh Yeah I think he was closer to James Bond than Captain America, but i could be wrong on that

this will probably be a very important moment in your life, if you continue your collection. good luck 🫡

Nah

​@@Kingcrimson_1456 yea

@@ibannash nah

@@Kingcrimson_1456 Why yes, there is only one Captain America.

@@BrandontheAwesome nah

Yup. Look up The Crew comic miniseries and the first run of Young Avengers.

@@dionmiller8547 I remember patriot from the young avengers run when isau beat steeve to giving patriot a blood transfusion after patriot was shot i still wonder if isau grandson in mcu will become patriot and if he was born with the serum in isau bradle vains? Also steeve rogers kids in mcu they should also have his supersoldier serum

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@@ComicDrake O…I’m a bit special sorry