Captain America: The Icon of Hope in the Marvel Universe

Captain America shows why he is the icon of hope in the Marvel Universe.

Captain America does not have very extraordinary abilities. However, this is possibly one of the most important characters within the Marvel Universe. Steve Rogers He is a flagship character for Marvel Comics and his popularity has only grown with the movies and series linked to him. UCM. In fact, the Captain America he has earned the respect of the other Marvel heroes since he became the main leader of the Avengers on several occasions.

Captain America shows why he is the icon of hope in the Marvel Universe

He Captain America was created by Joe Simon y Jack Kirby. The iconic character first appeared in the comic Captain America Comics #1. He Captain America he was designed as a patriotic super-soldier who frequently fought against the Axis powers during World War II. Over time, Steve Rogers gradually won the hearts of readers, becoming one of the fundamental pillars from the publisher to the present.

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Steve Rogersassuming the role of Captain Americahas various abilities and skills thanks to the Serum of the super soldier, but his son reminds him that his best powers do not require reinforcement of any special substance. The current comic set in the Cold War shows Steve Rogers and his sidekick Captain America Sam Wilson joining forces to save Steve’s son Ian aka Nomad. Ian Rogers has been kidnapped by Peggy Carter by order of another old friend, Bucky Barneswho now calls himself Revolution as a member of the Outer Circle.

Ian Rogers was originally created in Dimension Z from a clinical trial created by Armin Zola. Steve Rogers would later rescue and eventually adopt Ian as if he were his own son. After being brainwashed to hate Steve and love Zola, Ian was lost in his own path and confused about who he could really be. Thanks to the guide Steve, Ian was able to find his own path of self-discoveryparticularly upon becoming a Nomad.

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Ian y Steve they have an interesting conversation over breakfast before being surprised by their enemies in Captain America: Cold War Alpha #1, by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Tochi Onyebuchi and Carlos Magno. In the conversation in question, Steve Rogers se sincera and talks about Bucky being on a lost track. His son intervenes, telling his father that he has the ability to help guide people down a path they must discover for themselves. He means that the characters who meet the Captain America they always try to be better people. Even if it takes a long time, they all end up finding their way thanks to the guidance of Steve Rogers.

Steve Rogers helped Nomad during the comic series Hail Hydrawritten by Rick Remender and drawn by Roland Boschiwhere Steve in a dream world is able to open Ian’s eyes to the fact that he doesn’t need to be the Captain America. Steve warns his adopted son of another dimension where he needs to be himself. Even a version of Steve’s dream world can be deep to help people understand the life-changing truths about themselves.

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In essence, this ability is what makes Steve Rogers in the quintessential Captain America. Captain America is more than the force or the shield he holds. It all comes down to his ability to inspire hope in everyone around him. More than just a suit, being Captain America is about being pragmatic in times of distress and more than inspiring patriotism, the role of helping people to see the truths about themselves to become their best selves is the highlight of being the Captain America. For this very reason, Steve Rogers demonstrates why he is the perfect Captain America.

The comic Captain America: Cold War Alpha #1 is already available.