Why is Steve Rogers the most inspiring character in all of capeshit?

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>>95294016
Hes shit

>>95294043
That whole not-dream sequence for the event played out like a gay porno for a while.

i'm not sure i like this version of thor, handlebar moustaches look kinda stupid

At his best I don't find him "inspiring" in the same sense as someone like Superman. I like him as a voice of reason and fairness, always staying true to the ideals of America and being a man of the people no matter what is happening in the political landscape.

I suppose now that Steve is a lot older and has been through some shit he can be the "grandaddy of the Marvel universe" the way Superman is to DC, but his best years were in the 70's and 80's when he was all about uniting people and cutting through political barriers to get to what was truly just.

>>95294016
Where is the next panel?
What can I do Steeve??

WE HAD NO CHANCE OF WINNING

BUT THEN WE DID

AND THEN WE DIDN'T

AND THEN... WE DID

That whole event could have done without the garbage narration.

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>>95294095
I don't get what you mean? it was just 4 dudes in the woods without shirts wrestling together

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>>95294043
>>95294095
FTFY

>>95295523
you didn't add

WE COULD HAVE WON THE WHOLE TIME SINCE THAT START, WE JUST FORGOT HOW

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>>95294016
>95294016
Because he actually stands for ideals, unlike every other modern superhero who stands for themselves and some vague sense of 'justice' which is never really defined and seems to change from hero to hero.
Captain America is supposed to be the one superhero that says "Yes, I think you're evil, and yes I disagree with you, but I will still defend you to the death."

>>95294016
I didn't know Rogers fought against Mossolini