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this shouldn't be done, but it should be accompanied by reports of real-life conjuncture that led to any particular developement in the comic books. This is done only briefly at the beginning of the article, but it is not recovered later on, as the text focuses on fiction only. For instance, the early paragraphs state that the character was revived without much success in the 1950's as an all-out opposer of communism, and that when it was again quickened in the 1960's, that segment of his "history" was retconned away. But since the article only describes the stories later on, this procedure is not made completely clear, since the story told is the retconned one. The article should expand on that aspect, tell the story as it was developed in the 50's, then mention the decision to retcon it a decade later and explain the changes made in the character's story line to retcon it. If not for that quick introduction, I would never have noticed that the story had been retconned, and many might not make the connection, not to mention that other nuances might go unnoticed for the uninitiated (such as myself). This article needs some reviewing, in order to be more encyclopedic. Regards,

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Hyde, while quite generic, has still taken blows from beings as powerful as Thor and the Hulk and not had a scratch on him. In the Marvel Handbooks, strength is measured by how much a character can lift over his/her head, which is a military press, instead of how much they can bench press. A lifter can usually, always in my experience, bench press more than he can military press, which explains that Captain America could bench press 1,100 pounds easily. Speaking as someone who lifts often, it's not uncommon for someone to be able to military press two-thirds of their maximum bench press. So, say for the sake of argument, Cap could bench press 1,200 pounds max. That would probably put him right around the 800 pound area in terms of military pressing. In the old Marvel Handbooks, which is still what many people tend to go by, Peak Human strength means someone can lift double their own body weight up to the 800 pound mark. If 800 pounds is the most a human can lift above his/her head in the Marvel Universe, without being considered superhuman, and Cap is supposed to be the perfect physical speciman, then I think 800 pounds sounds about right.

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through the desert in Dead Man running, to change the wing flap of a jet from the outside in volume 3, to even buckle steel thick doors with a wounded shoulder. I can provide all these issue numbers if anyone wants them. So technically is Captain America Super? Yes.... but he's a form of Super in which one day....one day in the long run/future a regular human will be capable of doing those feats in the marvel universe, as the Doctor stated Captain America will be the first breed of Men that the world has never seen, he also confirmed in Operation Rebirth Cap is the next step in human evolution. A lot of people confuse peak human with peak of what a human can one day become which is what Captain America is. We shouldn't forget that the SSS takes the human body to the max capacity of human limits.

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original Handbooks. So, I dunno, it's a toss up. Lots of fans, and insiders alike, prefer the original Handbooks and I'll admit that I do as well. They gave the reader more of an idea as to where a characters physical abilities stood. Superhuman: 800 pounds to 25 ton range. That's one of the new Handbook's listings for physical strength. That's a pretty broad range, far more so than the originals. But, I've rambled and gotten off the subject. There's really no reason to believe that he still can't military press 800 pounds. He's listed at being 240 pounds and if he can military press twice his own with maximum effort, that equals 480 pounds. Since he can bicep curl over 500 pounds, that pretty much blows that out of the water.

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versions of Steve Rogers but we don't include those. The only reason this has been included is because it happened recently. I think an article just about the House of M is fine, and I bet that Captain America will not feature prominently. To give House of M and Ultimate Captain America the same amount of article space and recognition is silly when one is a single issue of a tiny crossover story that lasted two months or so and the other is an entire series of Ultimates specific comic series lasting a few years now with some comics selling better than the original universe's counterparts. At best maybe we should have a section of 'Other' and include House of M with some other versions... (

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strength, speed, endurance, and reaction time superior to any Olympic athlete who ever competed. The Super-Soldier formula that he has metabolized has enhanced all of his bodily functions to the peak of human efficiency. Notably, his body eliminates the excessive build-up of fatigue-producing poisons in his muscles, granting him phenomenal endurance." (it goes on to list his martial arts skills and ends with "Captain America is one of the finest human combatants the world has ever known." Nothing in this mentions intelligence being peak human. Given that they give a rundown of everything else and that the paragraph focuses entirely on physicality, the omission is significant. --

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of human potential, or nearly perfect being and not true-Superhuman. Since he's done super-feats like catch thick-torpedo missiles(Cap #37) and has easily KO'ed many...many superhumans or his feat like running a mile in just over a minute which is roughly 60 mph. He was stated to be immune from diseases from the good doctor who stated the SSS will wipe out disease, weakness, and infirmiry in 109 and many other issue origins. In Giant-Size invaders 1, one of the spectators watching states the SSS also could mean an end to virtually all diseases. The alcohol I didn't add that portion in the bio but I'll find out about it since I've heard it referenced as well before.

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Russell's, the Werewolf By Night, anatomy. Captain America was injected and transformed, but led the other test subjects, the residents of a small town called Starkesboro who had also been transformed, out of the cells they'd been kept in. After the various villains had been dealt with, Captain America found a cure that'd been developed for lycanthropy. He returned himself and the townsfolk to normal. He offered the cure to Russell, who turned it down because he'd learned to control his transformations. Since he was cured, he retained none of the enhanced abilities common to werewolves.

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by Marvel Universe standards, not our real world's. (For the record, Cap had superstrenght for a while in a old plotline; don't recall the issue now, though.) One thing that MIGHT be argued as being a superpowewr is the Super Soldier Serum in his body; it allowed him to survive freezing once, has been hinted at being able to do so again, and it has been shown that without it in his body he goes back to being a weakling. You never see that in the OHOTMU books, but it is a story fact. I don't like it either, but there you have it. -

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by several writers who didn't know any better. Hence, it wasn't a retcon - a retcon is intentional. It was never intended to be a retcon. It sneaked in because Sanderson screwed up and the error was propagated. Busiek set the record straight a few years back in an Avengers annual. So to say "some versions of continuity" is incorrect, as it makes it sound as if they wanted it to be an adamantium-vibranium mix. I contend that my version is a better summation of the state of affairs. --

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when. I'm not extremely familiar with him, but I know that he often is seeked out by various villains and criminals who pay him to teach them armed and unarmed combat. He's spent considerable time examining video footage of Captain America, Daredevil, Iron Fist, Shang Chi, Wolverine, etc. and can duplicate all of their techniques and moves due to his photographic reflexes. As far as actually having the most skill, I'd have to give it to the Taskmaster.

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the long run a regular human will be able to do these feats in the future. Like in Captain America v1# 402 we see Cap easily benching 1100 lbs while having a conversation. Then with the SSS Adrenaline we've seen many times Cap go over this like in Dead Man running 2, he pulled a supply truck in the desert, or in Captain America Medusa Effect he buckled a thick steel door and in Cap v1#339 he tore off steel from a tractor. He has many feats like this.

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that way if someone disagrees with any of the removals, they can revert the removal they disagree with rather than all of it. Have you seen what I've done to the lead? That's more in line with what's expected (though it still needs work—expansion, not contraction). There's "minimalism", and then there's "insufficiency". Excessive minimalism is something the community won't accept without a durn good rationale.

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intelligence would be comparable to those of Reed Richards, Doctor Doom, or the High Evolutionary and would exceed those of individuals like Spider-Man and Beast. I've never read anywhere that his intelligence comes anywhere close to approaching theirs. In every bio I've ever read written about him, genius level intellect has never been mentioned.

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combatants. And Woverine's very own book in the story called Blood Sport Logan states that Taskmaster has copied some of the best fighters including Shang-chi, Hawkeye, Iron Fist and even Captain America himself. In most of Gruenwalds run on the front story page it states, Cap is driven to be the most capable combatant in the world.

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being able to lift a maximum of 800 pounds, so to state that he could lift more is just personal speculation. One question I have is where is it stated that he can't become intoxicated and is immune to some diseases? He isn't superhuman, but wouldn't immunity to alcohol intoxication indicate some type of superhuman conditioning?

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In the References section, a lot of articles are used that apparently were in ¨Gilbert, 2008¨, however, there is no previous mention of the work and it can therefore not be found by, for example, searching for it on google (scholar), even with the name of a specific author or quote. Providing info as

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The article says that all attempts to use the formula that turned Captain America into a super soldier have failed, but as I understand it Black Cat, Spiderman's sometimes foe, sometimes ally, sometimes girl friend, is the exception. She gains her power through the same formula and it is successful.

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There Is a comment by Simon that seems to warrant explanation. On the creation of CA: 'Simon noted, "When the first issue came out we got a lot of... threatening letters and hate mail. Some people really opposed what Cap stood for." ' Who wrote the hate mail? Other Americans? What were they objecting

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If Peak Human strength still enables the person to lift double their own body weight up to 800 lbs., Cap lifting 540 lbs. doesn't mean he has superpowers. Nothing else he's done has been beyond peak human ability. (There are real-life weightlifters who can lift three times their own body weight, so

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All I know is that the issue stated he was cured. It's been over 14 years since it occurred and there's been nothing else done or said about it. As far as I know about Marvel's take on the werewolf legend, a character is either cured or not cured. I don't believe there's any middle ground. To have

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I have many of the original handbooks and none of them seem to say 800 lbs. I believe that came from the old bio at the marvel web-site(which is were I read that)? Also I believe Cap is superhuman but its a level of superhuman that man can one day potentially reach. So thats why Cap is termed Peak

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In the original handbooks, it was stated that he could lift a maximum of 800 pounds with supreme effort. Nothing has changed to cause his strength to increase or decrease since, although he probably is stronger than that simply because of is intense exercise program. But, he's always been listed at

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In the original Handbooks, Captain America was written at being able to lift a maximum of 800 pounds with supreme effort. With the new Handbooks, 800 pounds is the lowest level of superhuman strength while it was the most a human being could lift without being considered superhuman, according to the

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It's just various writers screwing with the character as writers tend to do. It's not uncommon for writers to jack up his physical attributes in certain situations, such as being in a fight with someone who's superhuman. I recall that he, somehow, broke a few of Mr.Hyde's ribs with a single punch.

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Notes again I repeat in the official hand books it stated Cap can lift twice his own body weight. But of course that doesn't match since in the books he has curled 500 lb and benched 1100. Speed Cap demonstrated in his 65 special anniversary that he can run a mile just over a minute. For durability

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Ultimate Cap vs Ultimate Hulk he wasn't really out of the fight, he was only merely hurt briefly and Ultimate Cap had help, since Ironman just got done fighting and hurting the Hulk, and then Cap dropped a tank on him as well. This is the same U.Hulk that has taken two nuclear explosions already and

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In the most detailed information on Operation Rebirth. In the 4 part mini-series titled "The Adventures of Captain America Sentinel of Liberty" Erstein declared Captain America the next step in human evolution! Which matches why he states in volume 1 that Cap is the first human unlike the world has

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In the 616 Captain America profile some are confusing real Peakhumans with fictionial SSS peak of human potential, which was meant to enhance Cap to the max capacity of human potential. Although Captain America has Superhuman feats, the reason they are not considered superhuman is because one day in

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Special Abilities: Captain America is a master of many forms of unarmed combat and a capable military strategist. He carries an indestructible adamantium plus shield that can be used as a projectile with lethal accuracy. Steve Rogers is also a talented artist. Due to the super soldier serum, Captain

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I have been reading a book on Captain America which contains 9 old comics and a bio about him. Throughout the whole book he is constantly referred to as Cap. Should Cap be mentioned in the lead? I think it should. I was going to but I thought I would just post here seeing what people say. That first

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What I mean is that you have been told specifically some of the issues other editors have with your edits, and you don't seem to be absorbing these criticisms. At least be open to feedback, or we're going to see pointless edit wars. One thing you could do is to cut these leads down cruft by cruft,

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In the very first issue of C.A., the operation, in which Steve turns all frail to all powerful, is known as Operation: Rebirth. But in the article, it is known as Project: Rebirth. I do know, over the years, they changed the name, but which one should we use? Should we still have a little mention of

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The thing that's caused some of the mix up with his strength I think is the way the Marvel lists its character's strength now. If a character is able to military press 800 pounds, they're labeled as having superhuman strength. In the original Handbooks, 800 pounds is the human maximum. It's the very

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Yes he has many other feats that are darn superhuman as well. Like catching thick mid-flight torpedo's in WW2. Or hitting Baron Blood out of the high-sky with a thrown shield, when we clearly see Blood above the clouds. As the comic tells us Cap has a preternatural strength meaning above man. He

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I used to read the comic in the 80's and I seem to remember Steve Rogers either quitting or presumed dead. Anyway, there was a new Captain and a new Bucky who was Black. Then there was a controversy because Black slaves were called "bucks". So they changed Bucky's name to something I don't remember.

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That portrayal of Super strength was done poorly in that long run. As already stated above, that Captain America ripped steel doors off hinges with the super strength. Steve Rogers did that and much better feats of strength just with the SSS, as he ripped steel off a tractor, pulled a supply truck

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It was definitely writer error - Peter Sanderson got it wrong in the Handbook. There is no way Adamantium could have been part of the shield make-up because adamantium wasn't even named until the 1965 Avengers issue where it was introduced as a new development. The Sanderson error was then picked up

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Why is Captain America Comics redirected here? The article is about the character, but I was looking for information about the golden age comic series. Other characters have separate articles about the character and the comic series (such as Amazing Spider-man, Action Comics etc.) The article is in

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I believe we need to find another image. We're used to seeing Captain America, but a friend recently saw this page and asked when Captain America's costume had gotten wings. I thought she mean on his cowl, but then I looked closer, and this image can indeed be read as his having wings coming out of

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_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ the Article is wrong cap started out with super strength and lost it during a story in the 90 thats when he became a human in perfect physical condition

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Rogers, imho, CAN'T "fight (..) into the All-Winner Squad" because, as the sentence correctly reports, it operates "after the war", when Rogers is presumed dead (freezed). Afaik All-Winner Squad first mission is set in 1946 agains isbisa... The Cap of All-Winner Squad so is Spirit of '76/naslund...

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The whole basic concept of Captain America is that he's at peak human physical condition BUT not superhuman; the point is to emphasize that he can still be a hero without superpowers, as is the case with Batman. The fact that he often does seemingly sperhuman stunts doesn't matter- he's still human

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His strength can be, and has been, measured. When you can find an IQ test that he's taken, then you can include that. "Amazing degree" is extremely ambiguous. (Also, could you learn to indent your comments? Following what you're responding to is very difficult. Most of the time it looks like you're

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is peak human. Refer back to the handbook: "Strength level: Captain America represents the pinnacle of human physical perfection. While not superhuman, he is as strong as a human being can be. He can lift (press) a maximum of 800 pounds with extreme effort." "Abilities: Captain America has agility,

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As far as who the best hand to hand fighter is in the Marvel Universe, or at least on Marvel's Earth, the Taskmaster would have to be one of the leading contenders. He's so skilled that the United States government hired him to teach U.S.Agent how to fight as Captain America's replacement way back

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Hi. After reading this article, I found it too much on the side of fiction. Most of the article describes the character's "history" by telling the story lines used in the comic books. That is, of course, fiction (and sometimes, as it is common in comic books, way far fetch). I'm not saying that

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do a little bit of trimming? Why don't you contribute to my efforts to improve these leads. Every time sometimes takes issue with some aspect of my work, they just revert the whole thing, as if the whole thing was fundamentally bad. This is not only lazy, but it hurts the development of Knowledge

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He's going to be part of the New Avengers for the duration of the next crossover event. This article is not so long that we can't be more circumspect in our plot coverage, which is really what you're asking us to reflect, not real world content, and leave it all at one place. If we had significant

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I know this has been discussed before, but I am thinking we should now separate the Captain America Article, since Bucky has been cap for a while now AND he is going to be part of the New Avengers. We should have one for Steve Rogers and Bucky, and then one that is just the name of Captain America

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New evidence that I left out in *Young Men 24* it tells us specifically the degree level, as the Doctor stated, intelligence increased to a Supernormal degree. Which would match handbook vol 3 #2 intelligence is stated *peakhuman* as well. The defintion for Supernormal is: Beyond what is normal,

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Again in the bio it stated to a unknown degree his intelligence which is incorrect. It states his stature and intelligence increased to a amazing degree. By that logic we could say his stature as well is a unknown degree. But this is not the case since we know Cap is the peak of human ability.

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Just to make sure you see this in the Hand-book Master edition #2 it list's intelligence as peakhuman. The Doc stated for *both* that his stature and intelligence increased to a amazing degree. Cap is the peak of human potential or as listed in the Operation's Rebirth Mini he is the next step in

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In the comic when he's reffered to peak of human potential it doensn't not state it for just "physically" only. The Doctor stated in Cap v1 #1 Quote: His stature and intelligence increased to an amazing degree.End of Quote: Meaning both his physical stats and intelligence increased to a degree.

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During a story arc in the 70's, the poison from one of the Viper's darts interacted with the serum/virus that transformed Steve Rogers into Captain America. This interaction resulted in Captain America obtaining super-strength, i.e., ripping steel doors off hinges, etc. While this was pleasing to

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At first I thought you were totally wrong about Falcon not being in the article, and then I saw you were right. I notice now at least something has been added. However, I'm curious as to how this oversight could have happened in the first place. They had all the references to Bucky, Nick Fury, the

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How is it possible that there is no substantial mention of the Falcon?? He was partnered with Cap at least till the 80s, and was even double billed on the covers back in the 70s. Whether you like him, love him, hate him, you cant just not mention a character who has been as integral to the Captain

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Khaosworks, it wasn't writer error; unless my memory is fouled up, it came out of the first Marvel Handbook. Adamantium-vibranium alloy was in continuty. Screwed-up continuity, most likely, but in continuity. Anyway, the whole adamantium continuity is FUBAR. Just look at the adamantium entry here

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There is a rule of thumb on Knowledge (XXG) that the lead section should summarize the article and thus be proportional to its length. I say that comic book characters might be an exception to this. A lot of articles on superhero characters have exceedingly long biography sections (I guess some

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There is this little line down near the bottom, below the movie explanation: "Rumours of a new Captain America movie have circulated since 2009, but have thus far not produced anything concrete." I'm reasonably certain we haven't reached 2009 yet, but I don't keep track of Captain America talk to

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Although Danny at first did not want to hurt him, at the end of the fight he did indeed decided to use the Iron fist Technique, since Iron fist didn't have much choice as Captain America was getting the uperrhand. It should be noted Danny was not in peak form in that fight though. Text added by

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So my question is: Is it pure Adamantium, which is the same adamantium inside wolverine, or is it a Vibranium-Steel alloy? Because the Vibranium entry in wikipedia seems to think Captain America's shield is the only thing ever made from vibranium. And if what we're thinking is that 616 Cap, and

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I believe that Captain America was transformed into a werewolf in Captain America(vol1) #406 and the story ran through #408. He was transformed by a villain called Dr. Nightshade, a female scientist who had perfected a potion to transform humans into werewolves after a detailed analysis of Jack

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Most writers don't go by the handbooks, most go by the books. By the handbooks Cap was class to lift twice his own body weight, which is like 500lbs or so. Cap was made to be something unlike the world has never seen. I don't even think he's ever been sick a day in his life, unlike Spiderman.

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Alright new too add Cap's fighting skill is regarded as one of the best on marvel earth unlike his counterpart, Ultimate Cap yet. In Cap v1 302 Zaran stated Cap is a greater fighter then Shang-Chi. In Avengers v1 56 Hawkeye regards Cap being better then the Blackpanther. As Blackpanther states

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Not sure who added its unclear to what degree his intelligence is, but if you think about it. Its also unclear what degree his strength/speed is as well. Only that its the peak of human potential or the nearly perfect being,next step in evolution, or enhanced to the limit of human capacity all

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These references that I have listed are from regular continuity and not alternate realities. What Reed is to the understanding of science, Cap is too the understanding of hand to hand combat/weapons fighting/war/tacticts. Cap has even flown easily advanced aircrafts from Namor's race to shield

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Captain America was a soldier in World War 2 who received a serum which transformed him into a physically perfect human. Near the end of World War 2, he was accidentally frozen in Arctic ice and revived decades later in the present day. He wears a patriotic costume and wields an indestructible

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Also what hand-book did you get 800 lbs with extreme effort? I only see 800 lbs but nothing on it being with extreme effort. Actually in the newest hand-books it list Cap as lifting twice his own body weight which is 500 lbs. Which is wrong of course since we have seen Cap easily curling 500

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I don't believe this section is notable enough to include in the article. Besides just being a crossover stunt to increase sales, Captain America was only featured in a single issue. I'm sure throughout Marvel's past there have been single issue alternate Universes where there existed different

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In Cap V1 #1 Dr.Erstein stated quote: Blood is rapidly building his body and brain tissues until his stature and intelligence increase to an amazing degree! End of Qoute. Also in Cap #109 the doctor again speaks about what the SSS did to Cap's mind, as he states Quote: My Serum will wipe out

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Cap's the peak of human potential unlike Batman who just trained to reach his prime. They had great athletes in the marvel universe already Cap was intended to be something else. Or as the doctor stated Cap would be the first unlike the world has never seen before. Cap was created to be a

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In Cap v1 308 The cosmic being named, The Beyonder states Cap took all his qualities including fighting skill to the peak of human perfection and chose to make himself a duplicate of Cap's body, as Beyonder states Cap is the one. Cap v1 375 Daredevil states Cap is one of the worlds greatest

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I agree with Redux. The article spends to much time on the fictional history of the character and not on the real history of Captain America as a work of fiction. I don't suppose there's any need to take anything out of it, but if someone is knowledgeable about the real world history of the

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I'm not overly familiar with Captain America's history, just mostly basic facts known about him. These instances about his intelligence, are they accepted as canon or are they alternate realities? In order for Captain America's intelligence to be at the peak of human potential, then his

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Plus, stories overrule the handbook, and I know of at least two stories (one in the mid-340s of CA v1 and the Avengers Annual 2001 backup) which were pretty much written to make it clear that the handbook was in error (the latter one also "fixes" a couple more points) -

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I've made a number of copyedits to the lead, but much more is needed. I'm not an expert on the character (my main area of expertise at Wikipeida is comics, but I generally avoid superheroes), so I'll leave the rest to others, but I do have to point out a few things:

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Aside from 1) the background and 2) the scale (the figure is a bit swallowed up), the pose, color, and tone of the current image is appropriate. Cap in mouning with face in shadows isn't. Also, the new image is going to need to be sourced to more than a website,

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also has jumped off buildings to the ground without the aid of his shield and has buckled thick steel doors, to even bent easily jail bars. These all are superhuman, but in the marvel universe Cap is just the nearly perfect human or the peak of human potential.

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there is indeed a date (March) and a number (No. 1). There is no mention of the 1941 original's indicia reading #000. Neither the Grand Comics Database, Don Markstein, Les Daniels, Roy Thomas, or Peter Sanderson refer to the first issue as anything other than

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Quoting "Throughout World War II, Captain America and Bucky fight the Nazi menace both on their own and as members of the superhero team the Invaders (beginning with 1970s comics), which after the war evolves into the All-Winners Squad (in 1940s comics)."

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good idea. While the info is there in the text, a succinct, thumbnail guide would be a great help for quick perusal. You've halfway done it here already. I guess the only component still needed would be the respective issues were each was revealed. --

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I was just looking at issue 222 and on page 14 it says that his middle name is Grant and he is an Aquarius. Im not sure if anyone can use the horoscope information, but the middle name would translate into Steven Grant Rogers, or do I have it wrong?

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The last paragraph talks about other media; it tells us of the 1944 serial, and then just right to 2011—this is horribly unbalanced, adn should provide a selection of stand-out adaptations (not a complete listing, nor listing too many of the recent

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I'm not sure why it shouldn't be listed among Cap's categories; although it might be well-trod ground when you look at other categories, it seems that it's still a good idea to keep this one there, if for no other reason than it's not incorrect.

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Well it looks like no one actually know if Ultimate Captain America has a shield made out of pure adamantium. I certainly don't remember ever reading about it in the Ultimate series, would it be better just to take out that sentence completely?

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I believe the "Grant" middle name was part of a false memory implant that came from a story arc back in the early 80s (?)but was soon resolved. Cap never had a middle name. Also, wasnt the Grant name used in the Godforsaken 40s movie serial?

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I wanted to rewrite "Captain America is an American fictional character, a superhero" to "Captain America is a fictional American superhero", but there are those at WikiProject Comics who object to this. The current wording makes my teeth

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real world commentaries on the new character, it might be more worthwhile. As it stands, however, we're looking at a few months of in-universe time, and less than three years of his time in the role, real-world. I think we're fine as is.

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is wrong. If you compare Shang-Chi and Iron Fist on the 10 point scale of 'fighting abilities' on the 'Abilities' tab you'll see that Captain America is indeed a better fighter than these two. Kind of pedantic, but I couldn't help myself.

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Also your using a double-standard in your logic you say its unclear to what degree and yet in Cap v1#1 it also unclear for his physical ability degree as well since it stated both....both stature and intelligence increased to a amazing

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Well the person that changed it asked me to cite intelligence as peakhuman so I gave him the reference for intelligence peakhuman. Also his strength has not been fully tested since we have seen him bench press easily 1100 lbs with no

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I would take that chart with an incredible pinch of salt, since I don't think we've ever seen Shangi Chi and Cap go head to head. Ultimately, perhaps we should leave it as "one of the best" until shown otherwise in an actual story.

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is a fictional superhero who appears in American comic books, television shows, and movies. He was created in 1941 by writer Joe Simon and artist Jack Kirby for Timely Comics, and is currently an intellectual property of Marvel

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Nope, werewolves in the Marvel Universe are able to lift much greater weights than 800 pounds. Cap possessed superhuman strength as a werewolf, but since he's not a werewolf anymore, he's back down to the peak human level.

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works, and there's no reason it doen't work for comic characters, too. I think the version you have above is way too short. A mention of Captain America that doesn't mention Steve Rogers, once? It's just too... stark.

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Wondering why Kyle Baker's pre-Cap take on things hasn't made it onto the page. I don't have the knowledge to add it, but I'd say it was a significant addition to both the Captain America and "Weapon X/Ten" chronologies.

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I removed the following from the article because I really don't think that RPG stats belong in Knowledge (XXG). Since large numbers of these "vital stats" sections have been added to various articles, I'm using

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I think we should simply rename this article 'Steve Rogers' and have the term 'Captain America' link to a disambiguation page where the user can choose between Steve or Bucky, or others who have used the name.

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As several of the posts on this page are rather old, it would be good to move them to an archive page. Everything would still be available for viewing but it would "clean up" the talk page for current topics.

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OK, you called my bluff. You win, alright? I have an unhealthy, ironic fondness for a story that I only read part of solely because of the dog-eared copies available in my orthodontist's office when I was 12.

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There are a total of 11 non-free imags, which I believe can be parred down, as it doesn't reflect minimal use. I would suggest keeping the box image, the Comic Art sketch, Cap#1, Avengers #4, and dead-Cap.

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Handbooks can not be used as a primary source for information since so much of what they include has never been in a comic book. We need to look to the original source for information, the actual stories.

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In The Invaders GS #1 again the Doctor references the serum enhancing Cap's mind with Quote: The first of corpse of Super Soilders whose mental and physical ability will make them a terror End of Quote:

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characters it would be nice to see a lot more about it added. That's what I came hear looking for and was very dissapointed. There's a much shorter but overall more informative article at Toonopedia.--

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In the beginning of the lort on Cap (at the end of the first lort in the world ), it says his uniform had a swastika on it. Is this correct? I've never seen this particular version of his costume.

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government's imminent efforts in World War II." "Imminent" means "about to happen," and is clearly misused here. I'm not sure what word the original author intended, or I'd suggest substituting it.

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I'm not really an expert on werewolves. Is it true that all of the abilities Captain America gained are gone? Maybe I missed that issue. Can you point me to it? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks! --

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Again in Cap # 176 the Doctor states(again about mind) after Steve takes the SSS Quote: The first of Super-Agents, whose mental and physical ability will make them a terror to spies and saboteurs!

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Since four editors here agree on the need to change the infobox image, no one has objected, and we have two candidates linked-to here, I'm going to add the one drawn by Captain America co-creator

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My friend has it and I read the book at his place not sure if its a reprint though art looks old. He also possesses Young men 24 were it states his intelligence increased to a supernormal degree.

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There have been so many different people who have gone by the Cap title at one point or another in the 616 universe that I think there should be a clear list of each one in the article somewhere.

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Why do the main box mention March 1941 as the first appearance of Captain America if there are many evidences and references that Captain America's first issue was release in December 20, 1940?

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Also on the Ultimate Cap curl scene in the picture it shows 12 steel weights multiplied by the standarded of how much each one weighs 45 lbs.... 12 x 45 = 540 for what he was curling I believe?

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1200 pounds wasn't his max though, he was doing it while having a casual conversation and no strain. Cap has also tossed over a car and caught physically thick mid-flight torpedos in WW2.

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The 616 Cap has a shield made from a vibranium-steel alloy - that is pretty much settled. Someone else will have to double check on the Ultimates because I don't have my copies on hand. --

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Cap v4 #1 Captain America jumped out of a helicopter and when he landed he cracked the ground. In Captain America v1 1 and Young Men 24 they reference Cap's intellect was also increased.

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We should judge a lead section not on its length but on its content. Sometimes short is sweet. The current version has some comics-specific trivia that really belong in the main body.

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I am not a big fan of the image I linked either. I prefer his face revealed a little better. It's just mainly the most used image of him on the web and it is from a comic cover. ;)

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Can we get a quotations section? Cap has had some great ones, including my personal favorite from the Ultimates, "Surrender?! Do you think this A stands for France?!" Classic.-

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I understood. It has been increasingly apparent to me that editors oftem vehemently assume otherwise, so it is understandable that you might need to caution me to your joke. --

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Understood the best source is Cap v1 #1 and Young Men 24 both issues state his intelligence increased in #1 to an amazing degree in Young Men it specifies Supernormal degree.

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Repeated on page 10 of issue 327 when someone looks at Cap's tax filing with the extra money paid by the US Govt. I posted the previous but did not sign it. It's OK though.

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Thanks, but after reading this entire section, I don't think I ever want to read the phrases "original handbooks" or "800 lbs" again. I'm a little burnt out on them now. --

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Ah, I was under the impression that the category was already created and that other superheroes were classified in the same way. Thanks for the quick response, at any rate.

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tend to be much too short, and sometimes introduce other issues. Please tread carefully, as a few editors are getting their shackles up over your approach.

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More of Captain Americas abilities should be added. He is one of the best martial artist in the whole Marvel universe, and that doesnt even get a mention?

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Do it up and let's have a go at it — if it's not substantial enough or merely duplicates info, it might be better merged back into this article, though. --

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Actually, I believe Erskine is the retcon, not Reinstein. I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "Some stories say Steven Grant", though. Elaborate? --

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I am delighted to ruffle the feathers of these overly-conservative editors. Rattling cages certainly got you interested in contributing something. I know

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Again after reading the Golden Age character handbook the 800 lb "with extreme effort" was not referenced so that portion should be removed from the bio.

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If it was just in his own series I would agree, but he is now part of the New Avengers(or at least he will be), which I think does mean something.--

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Super-men while still having a human body. Therefore he's been called peak of human potential and has been even termed in the books "preternatural."

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Is there some reference where Mike Mignola says Captain America influenced Lobster Johnson? It seems to me that Johnson's primary influence would be

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The article states that Captain America first appears in his own series in 1969. However, I know of him to be included within #3 of Avengers 1968.

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attacks are bad, which is why I try to stay polite, but you cannot separate the work that goes into Knowledge (XXG) from the human beings who do it.

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archival reprint has no cover date or number, and its postal indicia says "Originally published... as Captain America #000." Timely's first comic"

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hey, finished it earlier today. Could probably use a bit more cleaning up, but I packed it with info. But it's pretty good, if I do say so myself

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Invaders (created by Roy Thomas in the 70s!) and even modern story lines like House of M. Its like they went out of their way not to include him.

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You know, 1 mi/min equals 60 mph (97 km/h). Sounds pretty darn superhuman to me. BTW, the World Record for the one mile run is 3 min 43.13 s by

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Marvel website is a wiki as well, and false information can be added. Not that this is false information, but it's not a legitimate source. --

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people have never hear of Wikia) which are not worth summarizing. My idea was to do a lead section that succintly expresses these key points:

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While the 1995 reprint does not have a cover date or number, the original 1941 comic book did. As can been seen at the Grand Comics Database

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a werewolf's abilities, a character would have to be a werewolf. Wouldn't be much of a cure if all traces of the lycanthropy weren't gone.

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How is the legendary Werewolf Captain America storyline not in this entry? It's criminal. Does anyone have the comics that it appears in? --

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feels it should be 2.7k shorter, reduced to effectively 2 short paragraphs, five sentences in total, with no references. Opinions, please?

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itself too long, it would seem to me unreasonable to have the magazine and character in the same article. I look forward to the response.

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Its complicated because there´s been so many retcons over the years and the chronology of which Cap is no. I, II etc. is all messed up.

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the only source i can think of off hand is Avengers Forever when wasp sees cap use his super strength she knows its him from the past.

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The lead surely needs to be fleshed out in other ways, but that should probably depend on a more balanced rewrite of the article first.

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Steve, who felt that he was no longer just "a costumed athlete", it was troubling to the Falcon who now felt like a second class hero.

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I still think that we don't need it. A year isn't long in terms of comics, and we're only on the second storyline with bucky as cap.

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vehicles/weaponary. Cap mastered an alien fighting form in one day while Masters it takes decades for them to master in Avg v3 #53.

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for periodicals such as comic books. The specific on sale date is available for this particular comic book but not necessarily for

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In reluctant to post this or anything like it as I clearly dont have all the info. Anyone else more expert in Cap-lore interested?

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A two or three sentence character overview, ideally one that is consistent for most versions of the character across all media.

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What bearing does that have? Since he's no longer a werewolf, he doesn't have any of the superhuman abilities of a werewolf.

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Even in the Handbook master edition #2 it states intelligence peakhuman. Everthing of Cap's abilities is peakhuman potential.

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It actually says authoritatively that Captain America no longer has any positive effects whatsoever from the lycanthropy? --

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I was thinking of giving Cap's shield it's own entry, borrowing the information from here and expanding it. Any objections?

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I added the MiszaBot/Archive to this page as it has been nearly two weeks with no objections to the archiving suggestion.

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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a "change X to Y" format. --I am

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part of my post there probably didn't need saying but I said it as some sort of proof that he is called Cap for short. –

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Ultimate Cap have a different shield material, where in the ultimate series does it say his shield is pure adamantium?

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disease--weakness--infirmity. He persofies the ideal of --mens sana in corpore sano-- a sound mind in a sound body.

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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a "change X to Y" format. —

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I could see it being mentioned somewhere, as long as we aren't referring to him that way at any point in the text.

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v1 #1. Do you actually have a copy of that or are you using a secondary resource, such as a reprint or a web site?

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most than an ordinary human being can lift without having some sort of natural or artificially enhanced strength.

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Today I found a mistake everything captain america at the start of the page was thor can you fix this mistake?

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deserves an entry all of its own to highlight its true magnificance. I just hope you are up to it Mr. Griswold.

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It's also inaccurate in that the Invaders didn't "evolve" into the All-Winners Squad. I've tried to fix it. --

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In Young men 24 the doctor again repeats Quote Incresaing intelligence to a Supernormal degree End of Quote.

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on Knowledge (XXG). I do prefer if the background was white instead of black though. But that's just me. :)

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It doesn't say that his mental abilities are peak human either. Find me a quote that actually says that his

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Not sure who keeps on deleting intellect from the Cap bio but it has been refereced like the above examples.

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to which work is referred to the first time, later just referring to it as Gilbert, 2008, would fix this.

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I have some of them and I agree the story is glorious. But I disagree about its needing inclusion here -

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Sam Wilson, (the Falcon briefly took on the identity in two part retcon story, set in the 1970s era, in

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with info on the other people who have used the name Captain America. What does everyone else think.--

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hmmm after checking more and more handbooks, I'm not sure were you got 800 pounds with supreme effort?

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his back. Fortunately, there's no dearth of full-on Captain America images -- maybe the cover of

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Besides, the only difference between writer error and retcon, in most cases, is about six weeks.

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Please remove the word "imminent" from this sentence: "The character is usually depicted as the

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I think you are forgetting that Captain America is a former werewolf. That is very important. --

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Usually magazines has later dates on their covers simply because of distribution problems...

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I noticed some waffling on adding the following category: Category:Marvel Comics superheroes

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I believe the lead section as it stands now is quite good, but may need a little trimming.

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Why is Cap's intelligence peakhuman being ignored? You asked for a reference and I gave it?

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I've added an additional paragraph to the Powers section that reflects this uncertainty. --

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Also in the handbook master edition 2 it lists his intelligence as peak of human potential.

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Colin MacIntyre (Protocide, though Im unsure if he ever went by the title Captain America)

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I, for one, appreciate your attempts to de-cruftify these articles, but your edits

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Shouldn't we make an article for the new Steve Rogers: Super Soldier mini-series?

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after Cap compliments his attack. Coming from Cap that is a supreme compliment!

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On the SSS lets not forget in the bio that it also heightened Cap's intellegence.

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athlete. The effects of the serum also make him resistant to disease and fatigue.

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Yes, the current image is kind of misleading. It'd be better to have another one.

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Master edition handbook #2 Intelligence-Peakhuman just in case this was ignored.

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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True, but can Reed Richards bench-press 800 lbs. of ideas? I don't think so. --

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Does anyone else remember this and think it should be mentioned in the article?

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to? Does the source of the comment give details? 23:12, 10 January 2012 (UTC)

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Is it consensus that the ultimate Captain America SHB should be removed? --

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curling 540 wouldn't be a stretch for him, with the Serum in his veins.)

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I second this; sadly, I do not have the knowledge of the nomenclature. --

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Not the same thing. He's been said to be at the peak of human potential

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The creators, country of origin, and owner of the intellectual property

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So the SSS enhanced Cap's Mind and Body to the peak of human potential.

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It was joke (as I assumed your original comment was). No offense meant.

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I added several citations verifying the March 1941 and issue number.

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was "on sale in December 1940". One of these dates must be wrong. --

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Never attrtibute to malice what can be attributed to incompetence. --

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Also the bio at the marvel website references his high intelligence.

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Anyway here are some if the versions I could come up with quickly:

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Why is there no mention on Cap's history in volume 2 and volume 3?

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It's there - last three paragraphs of the section on the 1940s. --

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is a pretty popular image of him. What do you think of this one.

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8?) & it was a draw, because Danny didn't want to hurt him.

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be a Photoshop creation, and isn't a Google popularity contest.

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What degree is this? We know its the peak of human potential.

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series (though Im not sure what the story was with this guy).

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Okay, fair enough. I guess my information is out of date.

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I saw it... And "Reinstein" being "codename" is a retcon.

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sourcing, and to be brought to encyclopedic standards. --

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The 1950s anti-communist Cap (later "the Grand Director")

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Strength Level: Peak Human (can military press 800 lbs.)

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and other recent decisions, WikiProject Comics follows

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Group Affiliations: Avengers, Defenders, and others.

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Werewolves can't lift 800 lbs. I know that much. --

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