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This isn't even the first time Cap has died, actually. About 12-13 years ago, in the final storyline written by Mark Gruenwald, who had penned the title for over a decade, Cap succumbed to a defect in the super soldier serum and passed away. He was resurrected two issues later by incoming writer Mark Waid.

He may be gone for now, but I'm sure he'll be back soon enough-- Just like Marvel will probably de-unmask (or is it re-mask) Spider-Man in the near future. Honestly, of all the Civil War fallout, those two events are the ones I'm least concerned about-- And Cap and Spidey are two of my top favorite Marvel heroes!

EDIT: I completely forgot to mention how much I like that pic! Cap on his motorcycle is always such a great image, and the explosion in the background really adds to the whole thing.

03-07-2007, 07:48 PM	#7
Self-Modifier Crossover King Emeritus Offline --> Posts: 1,472 --> Join Date: Feb 2005	This isn't even the first time Cap has died, actually. About 12-13 years ago, in the final storyline written by Mark Gruenwald, who had penned the title for over a decade, Cap succumbed to a defect in the super soldier serum and passed away. He was resurrected two issues later by incoming writer Mark Waid. He may be gone for now, but I'm sure he'll be back soon enough-- Just like Marvel will probably de-unmask (or is it re-mask) Spider-Man in the near future. Honestly, of all the Civil War fallout, those two events are the ones I'm least concerned about-- And Cap and Spidey are two of my top favorite Marvel heroes! EDIT: I completely forgot to mention how much I like that pic! Cap on his motorcycle is always such a great image, and the explosion in the background really adds to the whole thing. __________________ is on indefinite hiatus...