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Not that Cap's page needs to be added onto or anything. I also went onto Bucky's article, and it had two things involving him and 'sidekickiness'. Would one more thing hurt it? The two things involving Bucky and 'sidekickiness' were a list of sidekicks, and a category saying, 'Fictional Sidekicks'. So, just a thought. From what I have seen in recent new articles, Captain America died in the latest issue of the comic books. Can someone confirm this? This is a standard publicity stunt, just like " Superman's death " and the "deaths" of Reed Richards , Nick Fury , etc.
Cap himself even "died" before see immediately above. We cannot report his "death" as an encyclopedic fact. We can't even say Sharon Carter shot him -- her memory might be real or it might be implanted. We don't even know that it's really Captain America who's been shot. Nick Fury is involved, so this might very well be a Life Model Decoy. Before putting something into an encyclopedia , which people look to for incontrovertible fact, let's wait and see what significance this may have other than as a typical plot twist.
If you notice when marvel talks about captain america's death they say "Yes,Captain America,Steve Rogers,is dead" Notice the fact that they specify that it is steve rogers. Meaning there could be a new Cap on the block. I think we should add this to the article.
Why did someone take out the quote anyways. Not Really Sure how Editing the Wiki goes Wow, you all are acting like this can never be changed or updated or anything. The official position as of now is he was shot and is dead. It comes from primary sources. This isn't going to be printed or anything, it is just going to be here and able to be edited in a heartbeat if he comes back to life, or info about his funeral, or if his dog commits suicide because it can't take the loneliness, or The Cap Rojhaz didn't suffer from amnesia. He got dropped into the New World before the Europeans arrived and lived with the Native Americans because he didn't have another choice.
When the Roanoke colony was founded, he chose to keep his identity as a Native American in order to protect Virginia Dare while not revealing himself as a time traveler or directly interfering with the molding of the country. He was quite aware of what had happened and what he was doing when he was confronted by Clea Strange on the deck of the Virginia Maid.
I was disappointed to read this page right after reading a story on ABC news and recognize whole sentences lifted directly. And at the very least, this entire bit is lifted: At the time of his death, he was facing a life sentence in prison. There's perhaps more, but I'll leave it to the Wikipedia-addicts to find. Still, I thought it was important to mention. With several news outlets responding to the "death" of Captian America, I think there should be a section dedicated to the mainstream media's reaction to this event.
The article says that captain America has no powers but is at peak physical condition, which is currently true but he originally had powers namely super strength it was not until the nineties I think that he lost his superhuman abilities. The series avengers forever is the most recent mention of it I can think off. An article I created. Do with it what you wish. Captain America's death is current, on going event. An encylopedia should report it dubiously, and leave wikinews to it. I've reverted the "grammar and clarity" edits which actually went a lot further than that since saying that something "appears" to contract something else is an interpretation, and Marvel's statement that Ms.
Marvel's comment "isn't exactly what it seems" my emphasis conversely says its partly what it seems. I think it might be better to just report the indisputable fact, that "dialogue between two characters in another Marvel comic released the same day Marvel didn't seem to indicate that. That's precisely what she was indicating. We don't know how true or not that is -- all we know, factually, is that Marvel's issue press statement in response and here's what it said. CovenantD removed a few lines I had added. Perhaps the format of the post was slightly off but what I stated was factual. I have seen the interview.
It is up on youtube if you want to look. I would like you to either restore my post in a format you think would be more appropriate, or prove me wrong. Here is the link to the interview.
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It is about 2 thirds in. I don't know how to get the date from it but I would apreciate it if you could find out and then put my Joe Quesada quote back in the appropopriate section. The difference is that my quote explicitly says that someone else will become Captain america. The above quote merely states that a comeback is not ruled out. Sorry if I've missed a discussion of this, but with all the attention on Cap's latest death some mention of the previous one, facing Onslaught, would seem relevant. Granted it was undone not long after but was surely the most significant CA story of last few years prior to recent?
Happy to put in but wanted to pitch first. I am being bold with this edit but honestly this sentence is just false. I just added a small edit to the description of Cap's skill with his shield, mentioning that he could also perform boomerang throws with it. If it is deemed that this addition is unnecessary then kindly remove it with my apologies, but I thought I should mention the change here for completeness's sake, esp. When a comic in which the Punisher dons the mask appears in print, then it'd be appropriate to add the information.
My reasoning being that sometimes what's inside a comic can be radically different from what is depicted on the cover. Castle is a good man His wife and children were murdred. His life is now dedicated to stopping people who destroy the lives of others. He can't kill his own pain except by taking revenge at other killers.
He wants his life back! And I think he deeply wants to be Captain America. Captain America is his ideal! He's also the Punisher Should there not be mention in this article of the media storm that erupted upon the news of Captain America's death? It is not every comic book superhero who has his obituary published in the New York Times , and articles about the meaning of his life and death published in newspapers around the world.
His death was even a newsflash on CNN. The media and public reaction to this tragedy however manufactured certainly seems worthy of mention in this article. The first sentence seems unnecessarily non-direct. Under orders from the Red Skull, Crossbones shot Cap. Why not just say so? Granted there was apparently more to the plan than just Crossbones shooting him, but why the soft "involves Crossbones deployed as a sniper"?
Makes it sound like maybe the sniper never actually fired. He was just deployed. In the second part, has it been established that Carter's shooting of Cap is just her belief? As I read it in the latest issue of CA, after the assassination Carter remembers that she was the one who pulled the trigger.
Perhaps it will turn out that this memory is false, but from what we've seen so far Faustus manipulated Carter into shooting Cap, not into just thinking she did. That's an issue that the article could and should address IF appropriate sources can be found to back up a given explanation, such as an interview with one of the writers Brian Michael Bendis, ideally. My personal view is that Bendis and the other writers at Marvel painted themselves into a corner with Civil War and then offered up a Big-Time Death as the only way out.
Being assassinated is in some ways better than rotting in prison for the rest of your life, which is what Rogers was heading toward. I mean, look at what being assassinated did for JFK in the popular imagination. My guess is that powers-that-be at Marvel will allow Steve Rogers the dignity of remaining dead, rather than having him dragged before a judge and hauled off to prison after all, that's been done -- with Daredevil -- already. As per Wikipedia dispute-resolution policy, User: Tenebrae is asking for a formal Request for Comment regarding rvs and returns of section created by I've noticed that some of the information is referenced to the Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty mini-series.
However, the Marvel Continuity Project, and many fans actually don't accept this series as within the general continuity of Captain America as it contradicts information found elsewhere and yes so does Winter Soldier, and most accounts of how Cap got frozen, but that's by the by. So should this mini-series really be being cited for proof of things in the generally accepted continuity?
There is an ample amount of conflicting information found in the entire history of Captain America e. Since when is "by the by" a valid excuse for breaks in continuity? Steve Rogers is the real Captain America. Despite his being born of World War 2 he hated violence. His weapon was a shield He was the true spirit of America.. He was just very good at it A big part of cap's idea was that was was a scrawny art student who turned super solider.
Also he did try to do art in the NA Civil War arc. And there were ideas that he drew his own comic book. Wouldn;t that mean he is a Fictional artist, and thus he needs to be in the cat? The thing is, we don't know which is the original cover, or if, like Marvel Comics 1, there were two covers. MC1, an original copy of which I had the privilege to hold in my hand and look through a few months ago, had two printings, one dated Oct.
The cover of Cap 1 comes from an unknown source. Unless someone who owns a copy scanned it in, there's no way of knowing if this is an original cover or, more likely, that of a reprint itself. I've seen scanned covers of Fantastic Four 1 with no police officer in the background -- yet the comic itself, which I own, and other copies of which I've seen, does have a police officer in the background. Scans of covers are tricky things. The big point is the official postal indicia inside the Marvel Milestone comic.
It says it was reprinted from issue Marvel Comics is in a better position than anyone to know how that first issue was registered, and since it wasn't uncommon for early comics publishers to release an issue without a number on the cover like Marvel Comics 1, or the first issue of The Human Torch so that it can could then gauge demand before publishing another. The Milestone Edition may actually be the real cover, and until collectors and historians can definitively say which — or both — both possibilities need to be in an encyclopedia entry about Captain America.
That's three with some google time. Why is there no mention of Mego Captain America? If I'm not mistaken, this was the first toy of him. This has annoyed me for awhile now, I'm not sure why a picture showing Ultimate Cap looking his most like was chosen but is there any way we can get a new picture? Personaly I vote for a picture of Cap jumping out of that chopper to go beat up pym or perhaps a picture of Cap walking away from his fight with Pym victorius both of which are from Ultimates 1 vol. Whatever replacement picture is chosen is perhaps an argument for another time but the current picture just wont do imo.
I mean the picture thats up right now isn't even of the mask-helmet variety which is what we see him in most, its the plain mask variety. Aside from the missing head wings you would think your looking at a picture of the cap, The picture thats up should better convey the visual differences between the two. I'll give it 3 or more days if no one objects im just going to change it myself. While I agree that irony exists, I'd like a citation for demonstration that the creators knew it, and then we can avoid the specualtion about reader awareness. For now, I'll leave it in, but can we get to work on this?
It's the sort of speculation WP avoids, and could help get this article up to GA. An issue of his funeral, called Fallen Son , will be released the day after the 4th of July. To find out more, click on this link: Captain America to be buried at Arlington. Man, it has taken a few months to come up with a burial scene not unlike the Anna Nicole Smith case, right? I'm moving this here unless someone is able to properly intergrate this.
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