Just like in the comics, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Captain America kicked off his superhero career in World War II, and after being frozen in the Arctic, he was discovered decades later. After being unfrozen, Steve Rogers has continued to protect humanity in the present day, but we have to remember that when he first put on the uniform, he was a member of the United States military, and he continues to retain the rank of captain. 66 years after he disappeared, it seems that the U.S. govern...
Apparently The U.S. Government Owes Captain America A Lot Of Back Pay
Cinema Blend - 5 May 2016 23:23
Just like in the comics, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Captain America kicked off his superhero career in World War II, and after being frozen in the Arctic, he was discovered decades later. After being unfrozen, Steve Rogers has continued to protect humanity in the present day, but we have to remember that when he first put on the uniform, he was a member of the United States military, and he continues to retain the rank of captain. 66 years after he disappeared, it seems that the U.S. govern...
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