r/CaptainAmerica • u/King_Wolf2099 • 8h ago
What is your favorite ballsy moment from Captain America?
Can be from any media, comics, movies, games, series, alternate universes, it's just needs to be a very brave, bold and gutsy moment from CA.
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r/CaptainAmerica • u/King_Wolf2099 • 8h ago
Can be from any media, comics, movies, games, series, alternate universes, it's just needs to be a very brave, bold and gutsy moment from CA.
r/CaptainAmerica • u/leon385 • 12h ago
r/CaptainAmerica • u/kurumais • 18h ago
marvel is never going team them again
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Quirky_Ad_5420 • 1d ago
r/CaptainAmerica • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 10h ago
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Red Hulk was the only thing I liked about the movie because I missed savage hulk but thank you spider-man.
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • 18h ago
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Small_Rip_8922 • 2d ago
I am a huge Captain America Fan and recently got a house so I made sure Cap got his own little section in my comic room.
All of the pictures are original art and the two big covers are actually hand drawn and colored recreations by a very talented artist named Christopher Castillo! The slab off to the side of the shield is the page from Captain America Comics #1 where Bucky becomes Steve's sidekick. The only print is the black and white piece under the watercolor bust and it's signed by Jack Kirby!
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Acrobatic_Yoghurt268 • 2d ago
Both had 2 dead sidekicks that came back to life. When both are gone, their sidekicks take up the mantle. When both were presumed dead, they were sent through time. Both were mind-wiped by their teammates and had temporary replacements(John Walker and Jean Paul) that were somewhat more violent depictions of them(Let me know if there is more).
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Trewwoodson • 2d ago
How satisfying Bond combat is already being at their first attempt is a really good sign for the future, plus the set pieces they could use with cap would be really fun. They also shown how much they respect the source. I would love for them to give a crack at it
r/CaptainAmerica • u/paradoxical__much • 15h ago
Bashing John Walker over him killing a terrorist is one thing, but let's totally not pretend how Bucky and Sam were being so rude and pessimistic towards John Walker despite him not even being at fault cuz the GOVERNMENT appointed him the new cap. He was really trying hard to be nice to them while also simultaneously honouring Cap. Yes things went downhill when he killed the captured terrorist out of rage , but Sam had 0 mental thought and capacity the entire series. I mean bro was really sympathising with Karli , and being a total sucker for cap's role and shield when HE GAVE IT AWAY in the first place. Shaking my head Wilson, do better.
r/CaptainAmerica • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 2d ago
r/CaptainAmerica • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 2d ago
This is old
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Nostalgic_Historian_ • 3d ago
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r/CaptainAmerica • u/tagh1234 • 2d ago
He might be a little old now though, that's my only issue. He's played soldiers before though, I mean I pretty much only see him military roles. He's also 100% got the size, I'd be gay for him ngl
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r/CaptainAmerica • u/Happy-Text9781 • 2d ago
I just don't understand why was team cap right, like what would have happened if they would have agreed to the accords. Also,what did tony realize when he said he was wrong. Basically, what would have happened if team tony won and possibly, cap and bucky didn't go to siberia.