WeвЂ™ve seen it with The Punisher among various thing.

It feels almost meta-contextual to have the antagonist of this inaugural issue be a young white man who has co-opted the symbol of a hero, claiming to be doing something good. The Destroyer, an old ally of Captain AmericaвЂ™s, has been out of the game for decades so what happens when someone shows up wearing his costume looking to cause trouble? They find it. A dream he wants nothing more than to make real for others.Д«ut not all symbols stay untarnished. He doesnвЂ™t wear armor or wield some fancy tech. If he wasnвЂ™t, he wouldnвЂ™t be dressed head to toe in American flag regalia with a giant star on his shield. In the end, while he may be a hero, Captain America is a symbol of the United States. But I want to discuss the aspect of this book that truly made me enjoy the first issue weвЂ™ve gotten. I could rave about why I love Captain America for hours on end, with thousands of words. But the changes in those activities are what make him feel like the best of multiple generations. ItвЂ™s those things that can stay the same that still make him relevant. Steve Rogers is a man who hasnвЂ™t known regular civilian life in nearly a century. You can even tell old stories by the bar.Д¬aptain America is a character riddled with change. You can still go out for coffee with friends. You can still go see a Mets game in Queens. In time all things change to take on a new look or be torn down to become the foundation of something else. Over time though, what once was home becomes something new. A home that might just be a run-down apartment in the Lower East Side. He likes his privacy, he has his passions. The part where he is just kind of an average guy, all super powers aside. Sentinel of Liberty #1 plays into some of my favorite aspects of Captain America by playing with that idea. ThatвЂ™s exactly what Captain America-Steve Rogers thinks itвЂ™s time to do. So sometimes, returning to what we know is the best thing we can do for ourselves. It can be scary and put you through the ringer when you least expect it.

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