Captain America

Captain America's real name is Steve Rogers. He was a frail young man who underwent the Super Soldier Serum treatment during World War II, transforming him into the iconic superhero we know today. Steve Rogers then went on to fight alongside the Allied forces and became a symbol of hope and justice for many.

Peggy Carter marries Steve Rogers, also known as Captain America, in an alternate timeline in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They have a brief reunion after Steve goes back in time to return the Infinity Stones.

Unfortunately, the flash drive prop from Captain America Winter Soldier is typically not available for purchase as it is a movie prop used for filming. However, you may find similar replica versions for sale from collectors or fan sites online.

"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" has a rating of PG-13 for intense sequences of violence, gunplay, and action throughout. It also holds certifications from various film classification boards around the world, such as PG in Canada, 12A in the UK, and M in Australia.

No he is a fictional super hero created by marvel

Captain America was created by writer Joe Simon and artist Jack Kirby and first appeared in "Captain America Comics" #1 in March 1941, published by Timely Comics, which later became Marvel Comics. The character was conceived as a patriotic superhero who fought against the Axis powers during World War II.

Yes, Bucky Barnes takes on the identity of Nomad in the comics after Steve Rogers dies. As Nomad, Bucky operates as a hero without a country and seeks to redeem himself for his past actions as the Winter Soldier.

Yes, Captain America is still being published by Marvel Comics. The character continues to be a central figure in the Marvel Universe and is featured in various comic book series and crossover events.

In a fight between Punisher and Captain America, Captain America would likely have the advantage due to his superhuman strength, speed, and agility. However, Punisher is a highly skilled and resourceful fighter, so the outcome would ultimately depend on the circumstances of the battle.

The value of a Captain America comic can vary greatly depending on factors such as its condition, rarity, and demand. Some vintage Captain America comics can be worth thousands of dollars, while newer issues may be more affordable. It's best to consult a price guide or comic book appraiser for an accurate valuation.

In the upcoming Captain America movie, the villain is rumored to be Red Skull, who is a recurring antagonist from the comics known for his connection to Hydra and his rivalry with Captain America.

Spain brought cattle and sheep to America. They also brought steel, gunpowder, horses, dogs, the slavery*, Roman Catholicism, communicable diseases, and Spanish architecture. Not all of it was positive, but the Spanish influence on America is difficult to understate.

*There was slavery in the Americas prior to the Spanish arrival in the Americas, but the mass slave trade and regulatory apparatus that accompanied it was uniquely Spanish.

so far i know they have fought twice one in a captain America comic and the other in a wolverine i don't know who won in caps comic but in wolverines, cap looked like the victorious one because he held wolverines sword what can kill him and he could of chopped his head off but choose not too and also he did something to his hands so wolverines claws couldn't come out. The captain America comic is called captain America annual 8 and wolverines one is called wolverine and deadpool but i don't know which issue

No. Captain America has never married Black Widow.

Bucky.

They were played by the same actor (Chris Evans), but they are different characters in the comics and movies.

It depends because Captain Falcon can't shoot lasers unless he picks up a ray gun. But Iron Man can't Falcon PAWNCH or Falcon Kick or use Blue Falcon. Plus Iron Man is part of MARVEL not Nintendo therefore he is not and probably will NEVER be in SSBB.

There wasn't only one hero in world war II, (it wasn't an action movie it was a war) there were many heros on both the axis and the allie powers Gunther Rough was a great pilot for the Germans, Doolittle was also a great pilot for the allies that's just an example of a few heros in WWII (although I would have to say presedent Roosevelt saved us by actually entering the war insted of not promesing he will stay out of the war. If we didnt enter the war at the time we did the Axis powers would have eventualy have conquered Great Brittan and the Soviet Union and would have left practicly just us to face Italy and Germany on the east coast and Japan on the west coast we would of course have had the help of Mexico and Canada and all of the South American countries but we would be in no condition to fight on two fronts)

They have the same amount of powers. While Captain America is really strong Thor controlls the lightning withh his hammer:) I <3 THE AVENGERS!

--Thor is by far stronger than Captain America. Being a God, Thor's base strength allows him to lift tons, he can lift anywhere north of 100 tons. Captain America is not considered to have Superhuman strength. The most weight he can lift is 800lbs. Regardless of tactical thinking Captain America would not be able to defeat Thor. Captain America has been defeated by the likes of Spider-Man and Iron Man who Thor has handled easily. Captain America isn't really that strong in terms of superheroes lol

Originally set in 1940's WWII of the allies across German filled Europe but as years (in reality) past, creators of Captain America comics sent him through different eras and universes

Bucky Barnes was in "Captain America: First Avenger". He will also be returning in the sequel "Captain America: The Winter Soldier".

Surprisingly not very much, at least not as much many other originals, like Superman. C.A. 1 is only worth as much a normal comic book would be.

Hugo Weaving played the Red Skull.