Dude what the fuck is Duncan Quagmire doing here bro I used to have the fattest fucking crush on him
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Dude what the fuck is Duncan Quagmire doing here bro I used to have the fattest fucking crush on him
How do you think Steve would feel about having a baby after everything that happened with Joseph, would he fear he would become like his father, do you think he worry hydra and shield would try to take them since they would have the super solider serum
I can definitely see Steve having some reservations about having children if Joe Rogers was abusive. We see in ca:tfa he's very awkward holding a baby during his USO tour, so I think he doesn't have a lot of experience around young children at that point.
I think worrying about being a parent and if he's really cut out for that would likely be something he'd think about anyway, and I think there would be more anxiety about that if Joe was in the picture.
But I can also see his friends helping him feel more confident, and I also think he and Tony would bond over those worries and parenthood after have not-so-great fathers.
As for SHIELD or Hydra trying to take the child, I think it would be something Steve would consider before having a child, but I think that child would be the most protect child on the planet. And SHIELD would have no legal recourse to take the child, and they would be ripped apart in the courts if they tried, so I think it would be okay in the end.
Cap and his speeches are a legacy, it appears.
Captain America vol 1, #290 (1984)
No, really. Steve’s drug-induced hallucinations, in which even as a child, he’s still somehow Captain America, or Steve Rogers in a Cap costume, are fascinating.
Captain America vol 1, #273 (1983)
Cap’s opium-induced hallucinations while a captive of Viper are ... kind of amazing.
Captain America vol 1, #282 (1983)
“The American Apollo” Joe Rogers
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April 1st is Literacy Across Harlem Day
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So Steve's official origin story in the MCU Comic shows clearly that he is a veteran's son (Joe even managed to get himself a purple heart). I wasn't suggesting that Steve would ever lie about that. Just that he might have twisted the truth about what regiment he served in.