
#CAPTAIN AMERICA 2 SUB INDO TV#
But the rendering of all of the other aspects are done par excellence! As a matter of fact, the stories are very nearly totally literal transference from the Comic Book stories to the TV films. Sure the animation is limited, very limited. As an adaptation from the Comics Page to the limited animation of the Television screen, there is very little to criticize. With a little of the tongue-in-cheek, Lee & Kirby had Captain America literally on ice in the Comics Pages! SO this finally brings us down to "THE MARVEL SUPER HEROES" Show and the "CAPTAIN America" portion of the show, to be exact. (Luckily it was just outside of their Sub's sea-viewing super port hole!) And the frozen guy turned out to be, why Captain America (himself), of course. In it the Avengers team of Thor, Iron Man, Giant Man & the Wasp are returning to the USA in their Submarine following an extended battle with the Sub-Mariner when they discover a mysterious frozen figure encased in a portion of now melting glacial ice. SO, the Lee & Kirby team gave us Cap's return in The Avengers # 4, dated March, 1964. Stan must have figured that they still had the character around their editorial offices, albeit on ice, but ready to go whenever the climate in comics favored super hero characters. in Strange Tales Comics # 114, dated November 1963, the old Stan Lee creativity kicked in to give us a most memorable method of revival. Well after a false start in a Human Torch Story featuring a fake C.A. But the older comics readers clamored for the return of some old World War II era characters, like the Sub-mariner and (alas) Captain America. Strange and Iron Man, with more coming all the time.
AS a result of the now Marvel Comics*** totally enthusiastic participation in this Super Hero thing, Stan Lee's new family included The Fantastic Four, Spiderman, Thor, The Hulk, Dr. (One which has not ended to this day, some 40+ years later. When the Super Hero revival in the Comics started with the re-introduction of many of the DC Characters such as The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, The Atom and the Justice League of America (the original being known as the Justice Society in the 1940's) Marvel Comics' wily and quite prolific creative team of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby started to bring out some of their own new "Long Underwear" characters to both take advantage of and add impetus to the ever growing trend. Well, the Albert Einstein look-alike Scientist checked out soon after, leaving Private Steve Rogers as the one and only true American Super Fighting Man and hence it was decided to have him assume the Super Hero's mandatory dose of the split personality in taking on the old "Secret Identity" ploy.

In short, we had what is essentially the first Anabolic Steroid user long before the adoption of steroids by the Track & Field athletes, before their acceptance by the Competitive Bodybuilding Community, before any NFL bans and long preceding any overdone, stagy and useless Congressional "probes" into Major League Baseball's tacit wink, nod & okay of their use. The Top Secret Governmental Project involves the use of a super serum (later recounted as a capsule taken orally) which had the effect on the body of an otherwise skinny, 97 pound weakling (who always gets sand kicked in his face at the Beach*) of very rapidly packing many "pounds of shock blasted, steel coiled Muscles" onto the frame of any underweight men taking it. We read of how former 4F physical weakling Steve Rogers volunteers himself as a sort of human guinea pig.

His life history dates back to the first issue of his own Comic Magazine, bearing his name as the title which was dated March 1941. Allen, Hayley Atwell, Henry Goodman, Jenny Agutter, Jeremy Maxwell, Jody Hart, Joe Rosalina, Joe Russo, Jon Sklaroff, Jr., June Christopher, Maximiliano Hernández, Michael De Geus, Michael Debeljak, Pat Healy, Ricardo Chacon, Robert Clotworthy, Robert Redford, Salvator Xuereb, Samuel L.Of all the featured characters in "THE MARVEL SUPER HEROES" syndicated animation fest, "CAPTAIN America" was the second oldest. Fernandez, Elizabeth Olsen, Emerson Brooks, Emily VanCamp, Ethan Rains, Evan Parke, Frank Grillo, Garry Shandling, Gary Sinise, Georges St-Pierre, Griffin M. Pierson, Danny Pudi, Dante Rosalina, Dean Barlage, Derek Hughes, Dominic Rains, Ed Brubaker, Eddie J. Pemain: Aaron Himelstein, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Abigail Marlowe, Adetokumboh M’Cormack, Alan Dale, Allan Chanes, Andy Martinez, Angela Russo-Otstot, Ann Russo, Anne Grimenstein, Anthony Mackie, Bernard White, Bernie Zilinskas, Branka Katić, Brian Duffy, Callan Mulvey, Chad Todhunter, Charles Wittman, Chin Han, Chris Evans, Christopher George Sarris, Christopher Markus, Cobie Smulders, D.C.
