Anton Phibes
Super Freak
I know this will sound totally fan boy but I hate it.
https://www.newsarama.com/marvelnew/CapAmerica/newdesign.html
https://www.newsarama.com/marvelnew/CapAmerica/newdesign.html
CAPTAIN AMERICA....UGH.
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tma1c
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I know this will sound totally fan boy but I hate it.
https://www.newsarama.com/marvelnew/CapAmerica/newdesign.html
I don't like it to much either.
Shadow King
The shadow of death
Captain America with a gun? This is a horrible rebirth of a great character.
Darth Rage
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Shiny...
Deadly Dagger
Minister Of Fire
I knew capt. was a puss....
....this proves it.
....this proves it.
Anton Phibes
Super Freak
If this turns out to be anything more than an "Rhodey is The War Machine while Tony suffers through being a drunk, but everything will be okay after this storyline runs its course" kind of thing then it may be time to hit the back issue bins on Wednesdays... and stay away from new issues.
sirrobert
Freaked Out
Captain America would never cower before a foreign power, earthbound or alien. Seriously though the suit aint clickin with me.
once lame... always lame...
Ryanfromindiana
Super Freak
I thought the top pic looked kinda cool, but yeah....I can smell where you guys are coming from....must resist urge to mindlessly approve of any and all tasty Ross art.......
Eli26
Super Freak
Poor flow. I don't like it.
Agent0028
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Eh, it's not bad. I'm not a big fan of him having a knife and gun, but that's more because almost anyone can fight with a gun and knife. Being a superhero means fighting in extraordinary ways to me. I wonder if it's Bucky...
The Avengers/Invaders thing sounds pretty cool.
The Avengers/Invaders thing sounds pretty cool.
The ill Jedi
ILLest of 'em all!!
It's not Steve Rogers, so it ain't Captain America.
This is a horrible rebirth of a great character.
I agree.
The new costume looks nice but the gun needs to go.
SolidLiquidFox
doing it...for all of us
Is this pic from that new Alex Ross series from Dynamite?
screamingmetal
Super Freak
The new costume doesn't look terrible. I'm personally not liking the black lower half, make it dark blue possibly with some black accents and perhaps it would balance out better.
And Capt. America with a gun is actually taking the character back to his roots. I have no issue with it at all.
Not bad, but not fantastic either.
And Capt. America with a gun is actually taking the character back to his roots. I have no issue with it at all.
Not bad, but not fantastic either.
Rook
Super Freak
You people are all ****ing retarded. :emperor With the exceptions of Ill Jedi and screamingmetal. 
This is clearly a political statement, as was the death of Steve Rogers, the idealistic, "Jeffersonian" Captain America, who, clearly, has no place in modern-day America, a country I no longer recognize. Putting in his place a renegade former Soviet assassin (don't ****ing argue, it's Bucky), whose adopted ethics include everything that America supposedly stood against for the entirety of the Cold War, clearly stands as a parable for the foreign affairs policy of our country. He's clearly a tool of tyranny.
This Captain America is a bastardization of the character, true. But he stands firm as the icon of the new American ideal. And that makes him brilliant. It's a slap in the face to the war in Iraq, to the gun-loving American society, etc., etc.
Of course, I could be wrong, and he could just be a metaphorical call for armed revolution. But I guess we'll all find out together.
This is clearly a political statement, as was the death of Steve Rogers, the idealistic, "Jeffersonian" Captain America, who, clearly, has no place in modern-day America, a country I no longer recognize. Putting in his place a renegade former Soviet assassin (don't ****ing argue, it's Bucky), whose adopted ethics include everything that America supposedly stood against for the entirety of the Cold War, clearly stands as a parable for the foreign affairs policy of our country. He's clearly a tool of tyranny.
This Captain America is a bastardization of the character, true. But he stands firm as the icon of the new American ideal.
And that makes him brilliant. It's a slap in the face to the war in Iraq, to the gun-loving American society, etc., etc.Of course, I could be wrong, and he could just be a metaphorical call for armed revolution. But I guess we'll all find out together.
SolidLiquidFox
doing it...for all of us
You people are all ****ing retarded. :emperor With the exceptions of Ill Jedi and screamingmetal.
This is clearly a political statement, as was the death of Steve Rogers, the idealistic, "Jeffersonian" Captain America, who, clearly, has no place in modern-day America, a country I no longer recognize. Putting in his place a renegade former Soviet assassin (don't ****ing argue, it's Bucky), whose adopted ethics include everything that America supposedly stood against for the entirety of the Cold War, clearly stands as a parable for the foreign affairs policy of our country. He's clearly a tool of tyranny.
This Captain America is a bastardization of the character, true. But he stands firm as the icon of the new American ideal.
Of course, I could be wrong, and he could just be a metaphorical call for armed revolution. But I guess we'll all find out together.
After reading all that now I feel retarded.
Rook
Super Freak
Oh, don't pretend you weren't retarded before...
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