darthmental wrote: I thought it was going to Sam Wilson aka the falcon.
Ghast wrote: Will Colbert have to give Cap's shield back?
Jamie Madrox wrote: There have been a few Captain Americas over the years, but I think we'll see the black kid from Young Avengers be the new Cap. Him or Bucky (again).
Expalphalog wrote: Do I want to know what happened to Steve to lead to a new Cap being announced, or will it just piss me off? Keeping in mind that to celebrate his death in Civil War, I wore a "Joe Quesada is a traitor" shirt to Comic-Con and haven't read a single Marvel book since.
Ghast wrote: Do we think they'll undo this by the time Avengers 2 rolls around? I notice Doc Ock stopped subletting Spidey's mind right around the time Amazing Spider-Man 2 hit theaters.
Expalphalog wrote: ""The Death of Captain America" is an eighteen-issue Captain America story arc written by Ed Brubaker with art by Steve Epting and published by Marvel Comics. The arc first appears in Captain America (vol. 5) #25-#42. The first issue of the story arc, Captain America #25, was the highest selling comic for the month of its release.[1] The story arc had wide-sweeping effects throughout the Marvel Universe and was accompanied by the miniseries Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America." -From Wikipedia "Following his arrest, a scheme orchestrated by the Red Skull, Arnim Zola, Dr. Faustus and others culminated with Cap’s assassination by a brainwashed Sharon Carter, who shot him at point-blank range." -From Marvel.com "Comic book fans are mourning the death of the Marvel Comics' icon, who was gunned down by an assassin in "Captain America Vol. 5, No. 25."" -ABC News I could go on, but frankly I've put more time into this argument than I care to already. Look, you can retcon all you want, but it still happened, and it's still tinykitty. And as a soldier who was overseas fighting a war that he didn't believe in for a country that was being hated on by the entire known world but who knew that he could still look to his childhood icon for comfort and joy until some fat artist decided to make a political statement, I'll place my anger wherever I want to thank you very much.
Expalphalog wrote: I could go on, but frankly I've put more time into this argument than I care to already. Look, you can retcon all you want, but it still happened, and it's still tinykitty. And as a soldier who was overseas fighting a war that he didn't believe in for a country that was being hated on by the entire known world but who knew that he could still look to his childhood icon for comfort and joy until some fat artist decided to make a political statement, I'll place my anger wherever I want to thank you very much.