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Post by satyr on Dec 23, 2019 23:11:18 GMT
Steve Rogers was a polio-stricken young man who desired to fight the forces of fascism when Hitler began to march across Europe. His impassioned pleas fell on deaf ears when he tried to enlist in the Army, but Professor Erskine offered him the chance to be a test subject for a Super-Soldier project. Although successful, and Rogers was transformed into the peak of human strength, speed, and agility, the Professor was killed before he could replicate the experiment. Instead of being one among many, Steve Rogers became Captain America a symbol on the battlefield and he helped the Allies win WW2. Shortly before the end of the war, Steve was frozen in Antarctic ice after battling Baron Zemo. He would remain in suspended animation until many years later when he would be discovered by the newly-formed Avengers. His life having passed him by, he remained with the Avengers and eventually became the team’s greatest leader. Forever seen as a man out of time, Steve still struggles to adapt to the modern world, but has risked life and limb many times to defend it. He remains a symbol of America’s greatest attributes, courage, selflessness, and the desire to defend the weak. His heroism is as inspirational now as it ever was. screenrant.com/
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