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What is American Exceptionalism? The Boys and the MCU might offer an explanation. Wisecrack explains.
Tag: Captain America
Comic Review: Captain America Volume 2
Steve Rogers went to jail for a crime he didn’t commit, but the warden doesn’t much care.
Slightly Misplaced Comic Book Characters Case File #326: Battlestar
U.S. Agent’s main partner may have a more interesting story about his creation than his actual adventures.
Comic Review: Avengers Volume 7
Moon Knight begins collecting primordial powers for Khonshu, something that comes at the expense of multiple Avengers and their allies.
Slightly Misplaced Comic Book Characters Case File #323: Power Broker
There’s always some guy out there trying to profit off giving people superpowers…
Slightly Misplaced Comic Book Characters Case File #322: Flag-Smasher
An international terrorist with a thing against countries in general sure keeps having problems with Captain America.
Going Through The DCAU Part Eighty-Four
Jimmy and Tom have some thoughts on the Justice League Unlimited episodes “The Cat and the Canary,” “The Ties that Bind,” and “The Doomsday Sanction”.
Slightly Misplaced Comic Book Heroes Case File #300: Diamondback
Captain America once dated a reformed supervillain.
Comic Review: Avengers Volume 6
The Avengers go into space to help with a prison riot…and things go horribly wrong as expected.
Slightly Misplaced Comic Book Heroes Case File #291: 3-D Man
A vintage 50s hero…that was actually created in the 70s.