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Am I crazy for not even entertaining the thought of Cap dying?
What have you been avoiding really? The NA line-up?
Count me in on as one of the people who is leaning into the "Cap is believed dead but is really Ronin" camp. We'll get his "heroic sacrifice" in Civil War #7, is thought dead, but is really incarcerated by S.H.I.E.L.D., then get sprung out by Strange, and takes on the identity of Ronin so as to not attract attention--thus another fine example of Marvel repeating itself with the whole "A disillusioned Cap takes on a new costumed identity to do some soul searching while kicking butt and calls himself Nomad...I mean Ronin" After all, "killing" of an icon is considered a guaranteed sales booster supposively. It did wonders for Superman (although not so well for Spider-Man.) Then again, considering how much prominence Hawkeye got in New Avengers #26, I'm thinking he's a strong contender too. After all, he, like Cap, has a history of having more than one costumed identity.
Am I crazy for not even entertaining the thought of Cap dying?
You're right about Clint. He's someone who's been in the MU for a long time, like Bendis said whoever the new Ronin is. And changed his ID to Golitath for that one time.
Am I crazy for not even entertaining the thought of Cap dying?
actually he was cancelled due to dr wirthams crusade against comics in the 1950sNo matter if they kill Captain America off or not, he will return. He was created during the war by Jack Kirby and then cancelled becausse he didn't seem to work after the war. Then brought back in Avengers.
Plus how many comic characters in Marvel, or the world, have been killed and then brought back? And since he is so popular if he is killed you know he will return.
But thats if they kill him, which I don't think they will. but I heard they are killing off two FF memembers, who they will bring back, so maybe they can kill him off.
Relax, Cap's not dying
from the looks of the Dr Strange preview, Cap's caputred. If he was dead why would SHIELD need to strap him down on thier table
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IMO one of two things are going to happen:
for the next couple of issues, Cap stays captured, Luke Cage leads the team to free him, Ronin is Hawkeye or someone else.
or
Luke Cage leads the team to free Cap in the first issue, Cap "dies" during rescue, or so SHIELD thinks, but he actually just goes into hiding dons the Ronin guise and sets off the whole Fallen Son series, Wolverine doesn't buy it goes looking for answers, finds out Ronin is Cap and joins the New New Avengers.
Ok, so like we all know, Cap's been the one getting the most heat of MAYBE getting the bite at the end of CW. All the clues, and speculation, and even rumors bring it to an all new high. Marvel is either stupid, or just plain crazy. Cap's a freakin' legend. A damn ICON.He can't die, he just can't. Man, I swear, if the only reason Bucky was brought back was for this, and if Cap dies so he can replace him, I'm going to be one pissed off Cap fan. Not to mention it would be damn predictable, and IMO, a dumb move. I can't speak for everyone, but I'd personally hate it. Steve Rogers IS and FOREVER will be Captain America. And if Marvel can't understand that history, then, I'll have to say that I'd officially be done. Marvel would lose me as a reader, 'specially for the CA title.
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This "Cap is Ronin" speculation is bugging me even more. Seriously, Cap ditching the costume and shield, to carry on swords and shurikens? WTF?? That isn't Steve Rogers at all. And the Avengers is NOTHING without Cap on the team, and Steve under the mask.![]()
Isn't that usually followed by "And all I got was this stupid T-Shirt?"I got Punk'd by Darthphere![]()
Count me in on as one of the people who is leaning into the "Cap is believed dead but is really Ronin" camp. We'll get his "heroic sacrifice" in Civil War #7, is thought dead, but is really incarcerated by S.H.I.E.L.D., then get sprung out by Strange, and takes on the identity of Ronin so as to not attract attention--thus another fine example of Marvel repeating itself with the whole "A disillusioned Cap takes on a new costumed identity to do some soul searching while kicking butt and calls himself Nomad...I mean Ronin" After all, "killing" of an icon is considered a guaranteed sales booster supposively. It did wonders for Superman (although not so well for Spider-Man.) Then again, considering how much prominence Hawkeye got in New Avengers #26, I'm thinking he's a strong contender too. After all, he, like Cap, has a history of having more than one costumed identity.
not at allAm I crazy for not even entertaining the thought of Cap dying?