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His main enemy is the '''[[Red Skull]]''', a [[Nazi]] terrorist with a deadly poison that leaves its victims with a "red skull" as a head. | His main enemy is the '''[[Red Skull]]''', a [[Nazi]] terrorist with a deadly poison that leaves its victims with a "red skull" as a head. | ||
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| + | After the Marvel Universe superhero civil war, Captain America was arrested for his opposition to the superhero registration act which would require all superheroes to register their real names to the government. On the way to trial Steve Rogers was assassinated by the Red Skull's operatives, at which point his former sidekick, Bucky took the mantle of Captain America to continue fighting for the American Way. | ||
The Captain America cartoon character is a [[Protestant]]. [http://www.adherents.com/lit/comics/comic_book_religion.html] | The Captain America cartoon character is a [[Protestant]]. [http://www.adherents.com/lit/comics/comic_book_religion.html] | ||
[[Category: Superheroes]] | [[Category: Superheroes]] | ||
Revision as of 14:07, July 6, 2011
Captain America is a famous superhero created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby in 1941. He is published by Marvel Comics.
He is the alter ego of Steve Rogers, a sickly young man who was enhanced to the peak of human potential by an experimental serum designed to help the war effort. Captain America wears a Stars and Stripes themed uniform and carries an indestructible shield with the Stars and Stripes design.
His main enemy is the Red Skull, a Nazi terrorist with a deadly poison that leaves its victims with a "red skull" as a head.
After the Marvel Universe superhero civil war, Captain America was arrested for his opposition to the superhero registration act which would require all superheroes to register their real names to the government. On the way to trial Steve Rogers was assassinated by the Red Skull's operatives, at which point his former sidekick, Bucky took the mantle of Captain America to continue fighting for the American Way.
The Captain America cartoon character is a Protestant. [1]