Captain America used to be a hero that protects Americans. That was what Steve Rodgers' primary role after he was injected with the 'super-soldier' formula. Unfortunately, everything has now changed.
Rodgers has retired and gave the mantle to his friend Sam Wilson, previously known as The Falcon. Unfortunately, Wilson is not up to the task and can't get out of the rut and personal agenda to push what the country needs before his own interest.
In “Captain America: Sam Wilson#1,” the first issue in a comic line under Marvel’s rebooted All New, All Different continuity, Cap took on armed patriots who are protecting America’s borders against the onslaught of illegal immigration.
"He’s got a new, odd enemy," said Fox News co-host Clayton Morris. "Instead of going against Hydra and the typical Captain America villains, he’s going up against conservatives. That’s his new enemy."
The conservative militia Cap takes on call themselves the "Sons of the Serpent." Their leader Supreme Serpent, says in the issue: “Attention all trespassers, by invading this sovereign land, you defy the laws of God, nature, and the United States Constitution. Therefore, I hereby apprehend you by the power vested in me by the aforementioned God, nature, et cetera, et cetera.”
Who will Cap attack next? Will it be the religious and pious praying in their churches instead of gravitating to the gay agenda?
Rodgers has retired and gave the mantle to his friend Sam Wilson, previously known as The Falcon. Unfortunately, Wilson is not up to the task and can't get out of the rut and personal agenda to push what the country needs before his own interest.
In “Captain America: Sam Wilson#1,” the first issue in a comic line under Marvel’s rebooted All New, All Different continuity, Cap took on armed patriots who are protecting America’s borders against the onslaught of illegal immigration.
"He’s got a new, odd enemy," said Fox News co-host Clayton Morris. "Instead of going against Hydra and the typical Captain America villains, he’s going up against conservatives. That’s his new enemy."
The conservative militia Cap takes on call themselves the "Sons of the Serpent." Their leader Supreme Serpent, says in the issue: “Attention all trespassers, by invading this sovereign land, you defy the laws of God, nature, and the United States Constitution. Therefore, I hereby apprehend you by the power vested in me by the aforementioned God, nature, et cetera, et cetera.”
Who will Cap attack next? Will it be the religious and pious praying in their churches instead of gravitating to the gay agenda?
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