Erskine takes the secret of the Super Soldier serum with him to the grave, and his death leaves the world with only one Captain America. When Captain America supposedly dies in battle, many scientists try their best to replicate the process or the next best thing, their experiments often creating more problems than solutions. When Steve Rogers returns, he is disappointed to learn that others who attempted to carry the Captain America legacy often ended up unstable supervillains instead of heroes. Although the Nextwave series was later retconned to have taken place in an alternate reality that was nothing more than a playground for the Beyonders, it doesn’t make this addition to Captain America’s origins any less true despite its gross implications. The Nazi scientist’s departure with his special formula is stopped by a mysterious interloper and it’s implied that this secondhand formula is later used to create Charlie America, a scrawny yet powerful imitation of Captain America. Charlie is a member of the New Paramounts, faux superheroes made in the Avengers’ image created by the Beyond Corporation’s agent Number None and who are later sent to fight Nextwave.
Although Charlie America doesn’t possess Rogers’ impressive physique or iconic shield, he possesses enough power to fight Nextwave’s Elsa Bloodstone, temporarily knocking her to the ground. Arrogance proves to be his folly as Elsa Bloodstone takes offense to him calling her a victim, blasting him away with a round from her guns. Although this is the last time readers see Charlie America, it doesn’t erase the changes that his creation made to Captain America‘s origin story, that the secret to more creating Super Soldiers has been inside him all along, though perhaps it’s better that secret remains forgotten for now.
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Captain America’s Gross Secret Redefines His Origin
Erskine takes the secret of the Super Soldier serum with him to the grave, and his death leaves the world with only one Captain America. When Captain America supposedly dies in battle, many scientists try their best to replicate the process or the next best thing, their experiments often creating more problems than solutions. When Steve Rogers returns, he is disappointed to learn that others who attempted to carry the Captain America legacy often ended up unstable supervillains instead of heroes. Although the Nextwave series was later retconned to have taken place in an alternate reality that was nothing more than a playground for the Beyonders, it doesn’t make this addition to Captain America’s origins any less true despite its gross implications. The Nazi scientist’s departure with his special formula is stopped by a mysterious interloper and it’s implied that this secondhand formula is later used to create Charlie America, a scrawny yet powerful imitation of Captain America. Charlie is a member of the New Paramounts, faux superheroes made in the Avengers’ image created by the Beyond Corporation’s agent Number None and who are later sent to fight Nextwave.
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Although Charlie America doesn’t possess Rogers’ impressive physique or iconic shield, he possesses enough power to fight Nextwave’s Elsa Bloodstone, temporarily knocking her to the ground. Arrogance proves to be his folly as Elsa Bloodstone takes offense to him calling her a victim, blasting him away with a round from her guns. Although this is the last time readers see Charlie America, it doesn’t erase the changes that his creation made to Captain America‘s origin story, that the secret to more creating Super Soldiers has been inside him all along, though perhaps it’s better that secret remains forgotten for now.
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Captain America’s Gross Secret Redefines His Origin
Erskine takes the secret of the Super Soldier serum with him to the grave, and his death leaves the world with only one Captain America. When Captain America supposedly dies in battle, many scientists try their best to replicate the process or the next best thing, their experiments often creating more problems than solutions. When Steve Rogers returns, he is disappointed to learn that others who attempted to carry the Captain America legacy often ended up unstable supervillains instead of heroes. Although the Nextwave series was later retconned to have taken place in an alternate reality that was nothing more than a playground for the Beyonders, it doesn’t make this addition to Captain America’s origins any less true despite its gross implications. The Nazi scientist’s departure with his special formula is stopped by a mysterious interloper and it’s implied that this secondhand formula is later used to create Charlie America, a scrawny yet powerful imitation of Captain America. Charlie is a member of the New Paramounts, faux superheroes made in the Avengers’ image created by the Beyond Corporation’s agent Number None and who are later sent to fight Nextwave.
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Although Charlie America doesn’t possess Rogers’ impressive physique or iconic shield, he possesses enough power to fight Nextwave’s Elsa Bloodstone, temporarily knocking her to the ground. Arrogance proves to be his folly as Elsa Bloodstone takes offense to him calling her a victim, blasting him away with a round from her guns. Although this is the last time readers see Charlie America, it doesn’t erase the changes that his creation made to Captain America‘s origin story, that the secret to more creating Super Soldiers has been inside him all along, though perhaps it’s better that secret remains forgotten for now.
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