Captain America
Creation & Design
Captain America was created during World War II as a patriotic supersoldier to inspire American troops and citizens.Early Years
Steve Rogers was a frail young man who was transformed into Captain America through the Super Soldier Serum, fighting against the Axis powers.Character Development
Over the decades, Captain America has evolved from a symbol of wartime patriotism to a complex character grappling with modern issues of morality, identity, and leadership.Cultural Reception
Captain America has been widely praised as a symbol of justice and heroism, resonating with audiences across generations.Character Details
Real Name:
Steve Rogers
Aliases:
Cap, The Sentinel of Liberty
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Avengers, Invaders, S.H.I.E.L.D.
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Agility, Enhanced reflexes, Expert martial artist
Equipment:
Shield, Costume
Weight:
240lbs
Height:
6' 3"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
blonde
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Final issue of volume one that was retitled from Tales of Suspense to Captain America with issue #100 in 1968
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Final issue of volume one that was retitled from Tales of Suspense to Captain America with issue #100 in 1968
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Variant cover art by Rob Liefeld
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Origin of the Black Panther meeting Captain America
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Origin of the Black Panther meeting Captain America
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Captain America revealed to be Weapon I of the Weapon Plus program, more commonly known as the Weapon X program that bonded adamantium to Wolverine's skeleton
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Captain America revealed to be Weapon I of the Weapon Plus program, more commonly known as the Weapon X program that bonded adamantium to Wolverine's skeleton
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1st cameo appearance of Winter Soldier
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First meeting of the Winter Soldier and Falcon
Captain America versus the Winter Soldier, Bucky Barnes
Origin of the Winter Soldier
Background art reprinted from Captain America #27 (1943)
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First meeting of the Winter Soldier and Falcon
Captain America versus the Winter Soldier, Bucky Barnes
Origin of the Winter Soldier
Background art reprinted from Captain America #27 (1943)
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Death of Captain America
First team-up of the Falcon and the Winter Soldier
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Death of Captain America
First team-up of the Falcon and the Winter Soldier
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Origin of the first meeting of Captain America and Nick Fury
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Origin of the first meeting of Captain America and Nick Fury
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1st appearance of Bucky Barnes as Captain America
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Variant cover art by Alex Ross
Dynamic Forces edition
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Variant cover art by Alex Ross
Dynamic Forces edition
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U.S. flag cover
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Cover art depicts Namor in the foreground and a frozen Steve Rogers in the background as told in the origin of Captain America in Avengers #4 (1963)
Interior article, part two of The Magic of Lee and Kirby
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Cover art depicts Namor in the foreground and a frozen Steve Rogers in the background as told in the origin of Captain America in Avengers #4 (1963)
Interior article, part two of The Magic of Lee and Kirby
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1st team appearance of the Secret Avengers: Captain America, War Machine, Black Widow, Valkyrie, Beast, Nova and Moon Knight
1st team appearance of the Shadow Council
Beginning of the 'Heroic Age' according to Marvel
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1st team appearance of the Secret Avengers: Captain America, War Machine, Black Widow, Valkyrie, Beast, Nova and Moon Knight
1st team appearance of the Shadow Council
Beginning of the 'Heroic Age' according to Marvel
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Variant cover art by Steve McNiven
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Variant cover art by Neal Adams
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Variant cover art by Neal Adams
Diamond Select Toys Edition
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Variant cover art by Neal Adams
Diamond Select Toys Edition
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Debut of Spider-Man suit made of Uru, the same metal used to make Mjolnir
Captain America wields Mjolnir in his traditional costume
1st cameo appearance of Marcus Johnson, in a photo, later revealed to be Nick Fury Jr.
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Debut of Spider-Man suit made of Uru, the same metal used to make Mjolnir
Captain America wields Mjolnir in his traditional costume
1st cameo appearance of Marcus Johnson, in a photo, later revealed to be Nick Fury Jr.
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1st appearance of Jet Zola as a child, the daughter of Armin Zola
1st appearance of Ian Zola aka Ian Rogers, the adoptive child of Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter who later becomes Nomad
1st appearance of the Green Skull, an environmental terrorist
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1st appearance of Jet Zola as a child, the daughter of Armin Zola
1st appearance of Ian Zola aka Ian Rogers, the adoptive child of Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter who later becomes Nomad
1st appearance of the Green Skull, an environmental terrorist
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Variant cover art by Ryan Meinerding, the Head of Visual Development for Marvel Studios
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Variant cover art by Ryan Meinerding, the Head of Visual Development for Marvel Studios
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Variant cover art by Joe Quesada
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Variant second printing cover art by Jim Cheung
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Variant cover art by Francesco Francavilla
Cover art inspired by the film 'Bullitt'
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Variant cover art by Francesco Francavilla
Cover art inspired by the film 'Bullitt'
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Variant cover art by Francesco Mattina
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Variant cover art by Lee Bermejo
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Variant cover art by Steve McNiven
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Variant cover art by Adam Hughes
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Variant cover art by Alex Ross
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Variant cover art by John Cassaday
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Captain America revealed to be an agent of Hydra
Controversial storyline, created by Jewish-Americans Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, that aligned Steve Rogers to Hydra, a terrorist organization with ties to the Third Reich
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Captain America revealed to be an agent of Hydra
Controversial storyline, created by Jewish-Americans Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, that aligned Steve Rogers to Hydra, a terrorist organization with ties to the Third Reich
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Variant cover art by Greg Hildebrandt
Cover art inspired by Captain America Comics #1 (1941)
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Variant cover art by Greg Hildebrandt
Cover art inspired by Captain America Comics #1 (1941)
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Variant cover art by Adam Kubert
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Variant cover art by Jack Kirby
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Variant cover art by Alex Ross
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Variant cover art by Jim Lee
Remastered edition
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Black and white variant cover art by Jim Lee
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Variant cover art by Jack Kirby
Remastered edition
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Variant virgin cover art by John Cassaday
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Variant cover art by Patrick Zircher
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Variant cover art by Alex Ross featuring Captain America
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Variant cover art by Alex Ross featuring Captain America
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Variant cover art by Ryan Stegman
'Premiere Variant'
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Variant cover art by Ryan Stegman
'Premiere Variant'
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Variant cover art by Philip Tan
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Variant cover art by Mark Brooks
Cover reproduction of Captain America Comics #1 (1941)
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Variant cover art by Mark Brooks
Cover reproduction of Captain America Comics #1 (1941)
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Variant cover art by Ibraim Roberson
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Variant cover art by Michael Cho
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Variant cover art by Carmen Carnero
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Variant cover art by Simon Bianchi
Hidden Gem edition
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Variant cover art by Simon Bianchi
Hidden Gem edition
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Variant cover art by Michael Cho
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Variant cover art by Steve McNiven
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