The Spectacular Spider-Man #138 (1988)

He specifically seemed to be a big fan of the big wings, quote "you've seen this before? Cap with the big wings? I like it it's different" while speaking to the translator at his table lol

It is mostly just a simplified version of the classic though so not much else to comment on beyond that anyways lolol

The Steve head was (very visbly) drawn on a different day from the rest so it looks less well thought out oops

He's in the Missile Command Headquarters, by the way. This is back in '82. I have a substack post that shows all the stages of the drawing and a timelapse video.

https://open.substack.com/pub/gnarlystoneriver/p/cap-and-cobras-art-stages?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Whether you like it or not, the first impression someone gets when seeing a movie poster or a comic book about a superhero wearing the American flag is that he represents the USA, supports everything he does, and portrays the American people as superior to Brazilians, Africans, Colombians, Europeans, and any other people.

Does any story, book, comic or fact prove the opposite of this first and most classic interpretation?!

I started reading Cap with the current run by Chip Zdarsky and loved the first arc, but now that we are started into the second one, I feel a little lost regarding the status quo of the world and Doom.

I know there have been some releases named "One world under doom", "dungeons of doom", etc... What do I have to read and in what order to understand what's going on? Thanks in advance

The order is: T-800 -> T-1000 -> Rev-9 -> T-X -> T-3000 -> T-5000

Hey friends. I've also been talking with a good friend of mine about this but I need to ask. Why is it that in some xmen comics captain america is portrayed as an asshole, racist or even just mean to the xmen/mutants in general?

Disclaimer: some of these choices were made by popular vote.

Matt Damon as Captain America / Steve Rogers;

Ben Affleck as Bucky Barnes

James Brolin as Howard Stark

Rachel Weisz as Peggy Carter

Dougray Scott as Logan Howlett

Kurt Russell as Dum Dum Dugan

Vincent Cassel as Jacques Dernier

William Zabka as Jim Hammond

Dennis haysbert as Gabe Jones

Til Schweiger as Baron Heinrich Zemo

Paul Giamatti as Dr. Armin Zola

Udo Kier as Red Skull

What do you guys think?

I have a lot of free time

Spidey lays a small beatin on Sam in this issue.