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  • Beyond the obvious name and costume, what makes Captain America, well, Captain America? Is it just the shield? With Thor it's a little easier to get what a switch means, since we have Mjolnir to largely decide that for us.
    Anonymous

    Well, there’s an intangible aspect. As Al Ewing put it in one of his interviews about CAP & MIGHTY, becoming Cap is like being elected to the highest office in the super hero land.

    Every action that you take is read in a completely different way when you’re Captain America. There are things that Sam could say or do as the Falcon that would have a different context if he did them as Captain America.

    There’s an expectation to Captain America.

    But you’re asking what makes somebody “qualify” as Captain America, I’d imagine.

    I think that Steve Rogers saying that they are carries a little bit of weight.

    I think standing up for principles, and doing the right thing, and embodying the spirit and the founding principles of the nation also do.

    • July 25, 2014 (7:08 pm)
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