#batroc

[combrod]

Yes, yes he would.

[heckcareoxytwit]

Iron Man (Tony Stark) and Wasp (Janet Van Dyne) are looking for Captain America (Steve Rogers) when they found that he is not in his room. It turns out that Captain America is busy fighting Batroc the Leaper and his brigade in the streets of New York City. After Captain America defeats Batroc and his thugs, Thor enters and congratulates Steve on his victory. Captain America states he isn't used to the future, but Thor assures that he will adapt to it eventually.

Immediately afterwards, Iron Man calls for the Avengers to assemble at a Stark Industries warehouse where A.I.M. is raiding his technology. Captain America and Thor make it to the scene to discover a Super Adaptoid that copies their abilities. The remaining Avengers arrive to assist the two only for the Adaptoid to replicate their abilities as well. Captain America discovers the weak point in it's chest and strikes a devastating blow to the Adaptoid, shutting it down for good. Steve Rogers returns to his bedroom at the Avengers Mansion to find a gift (an MP3 player) given to him by Wasp. He changes the playlist on his MP3 from the 'Greatest Hits of the 1940s' to 'Modern' and listen to the music with a smile on his face.

Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes v2 #1, 2010

[bobbimorses]

solo avengers #3

[rarelyupforair]

[rosewattastone]

Batroc the Leaper

[coolcomicbookcovers]

[evilhorse]

What?!

(Captain America #251)

[nerds-yearbook]

In the Captain America portion of the anthology comic Tales of Suspense 75, cover date March 1966, Peggy Carter (not yet named), Agent 13 (Sharon Carter), Batroc, and Inferno-42 were introduced. They were created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Dick Ayers. ("The Fury of the Freak," "30 Minutes to Live," Tales of Suspense 75, Tales of Suspense 75, Marvel Comic Event)