Captain America

**Captain America** is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by cartoonists Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, the character first appeared in *Captain America Comics* #1 (cover dated March 1941) from Timely Comics, a predecessor of Marvel Comics. Captain America was designed as a patriotic super-soldier who often fought the Axis powers of World War II and was Timely Comics' most popular character during the wartime period. The popularity of superheroes waned following the war, and the *Captain America* comic book was discontinued in 1950, with a short-lived revival in 1953. Since Marvel Comics revived the character in 1964, Captain America has remained in publication.

## Appearances in Idea Wiki

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* A version of Captain America appears in *The Amazing Avengers*. This version is Peter Parker, who was once a freelance photographer working for *Daily Bugle* for the care of his ill aunt May, until he had his life ruined when trying to take pictures of Crimson Spider / Flash Thompson, who attacked him in a Super Soldier Serum facility in the blind belief that Peter was making him look bad to the citizens out of jealousy due to their past history. On the attack, Peter exposed himself to the facility's chemicals and infused with samples of the Super Soldier Serum which once turned Steve Rogers into Captain America. Right after J. Jonah Jameson (who showed no regard of Peter's condition) fired him for failing to obtain the pictures and his aunt and Uncle Ben were killed during a riot which Crimson Spider should (but did not) stop, Peter joined Pym Industries as the CEO Hank Pym's favorite prodigy and, using nanotech particles and resources provided by Pym, developed an Super-Soldier armor and a weapon projector (which grants him a sword, a shield, a non-lethal gun) composed of Vibranium and, united with his android sidekick Redwing, battles crime and inspires hope and humility on citizens' hearts as the new Captain America. He then became the leader of the Avengers. His actions would lead to the downfall of both Jameson (whom Peter exposes as the masked serial killer Black Reaper) and Crimson Spider.
* A version of Captain America appears as a main character in *Ultimate Marvel: Earth-2*.
* Captain America (based on his *Ultimate Marvel: Earth-2* counterpart) appears as a main character in *Marvel: All New, All Different Chronicles*, voiced by Roger Craig Smith.
* Captain America appears as a supporting character in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Webbed Champion*, voiced again by Roger Craig Smith. While his story is same as in the original until "Between Ock and a Hard Place", he uses his visual appearance and attire from *Avengers: Black Panther's Quest*. He appears alongside his fellow Avengers in "City of Heroes, Part 5: Spiders in the Eagle's Shadow", helping Spider-Man stop Mister Negative and Taskmaster, and in "Brainstorm", where he helps Spider-Man's friends stop the riots on New York orchestrated by the Master Planner (Doctor Octopus in the Living Brain). Captain America then makes a short appearance in "The Parker Errand", on which he announces that he and the Avengers declare J. Jonah Jameson (who was standing trial for his crimes against Peter Parker and Spider-Man in "On the Tiger's Claws") guilty for covering the truth about the deaths of Peter's parents Richard and Mary Parker as an "accident" for protection money years ago. In "Seeds of Life", he and Iron Man lead the Avengers on the hunt for Red Skull and his Hydra forces in his island, before the Avengers are ambushed by Madame Masque and her henchmen. Captain America and the rest of the Avengers continue battling the villains, and later watch as Arsenal obliterates Madame Masque's ship, and kills Red Skull. Captain America is later with the Avengers in New York congratulating Spider-Man and his new team of the Champions for their heroic success. In the finale "Legendary Universes, Part 6: Ultimate Alliance", Captain America and his fellow Avengers join forces with the Champions and their allies from the Legendary Universes (including the Jedi Alliance, the Mobian Freedom Fighters, the Autobots, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) against the Regent and his army of insectoids from the Negative Zone.
	+ Captain America appears in *A Marvel Christmas Carol*, voiced again by Roger Craig Smith.
	+ Captain America returns in the sequel *Marvel's Superhero Adventures: Infinity War*, voiced again by Roger Craig Smith. In the film, he is revealed to be married to Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel, with whom he has three children named Richie, Ian, and Lyla. He is first seen with Tony Stark / Iron Man in the Triskelion until he is informed that Thanos is coming with his new army of Klyntauri, for which he and Iron Man begin assembling the superheroes, who end up joining forces to stop him from obtaining the Infinity Stones.
	+ Captain America also appears in the show's Disney+ sequel miniseries *Marvel's All-Star Multiverse*, voiced again by Roger Craig Smith.
* Captain America appears as a playable character in *Marvel/DC Heroes Unite!*, voiced once more by Roger Craig Smith. He along with the featured Marvel heroes team up with the DC superheroes and the Rookie hero/heroine to defeat Thanoseid. He and other experienced heroes (consisting of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, Iron Man and Captain Marvel) act as mentors for the Rookie.

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* In Fighting Games such as ***Avengers vs. Street Fighter*** and ***Disney vs. Capcom: Warriors of Weirdmageddon*** (complete with Yuuichi Nakamura and Brian Bloom voicing him, again) where he is Playable, he is the Rival to Street Fighter's Ryu (Hiroki Takashi/Kyle Hebert).