Who is this "Lost Hero?"

Who is this "Lost Hero?"

Is the Captain still dead?

Editorial Opinion
By crash - Aug 18, 2009 06:08 PM EST
Filed Under: Fan Fic

Speaking out loud, do we know who the lost hero is? Is G.I. Joe this hero? Or even Bucky himself. The Captain was lost to a death write off only to return like a former blue tight wearing man of steal. Its not easy to see or understand but the Captain does need a lift, a boost into what we call society today. The Captain never really solved any of the wars problems in his day, but he is needed now. More than ever he needs to be that spokes person. He was an icon of America, the patriot of all patriots. As a U.S. soldier with several tours under my belt its hard for someone to comprehend what it is that we fight for.

It's not as if we want to be heroes. But we go to war to find ourselves. Measure your place in life. I've read Captain America since 1985 as a kid and wanted to be him. I read him now and admire him. But his patriotic stance has taken a back burner and not grasping whats really happening. Its not as if comics don't have freedom of speech or translation of ones ideas. The Captain is the Lost hero and i feel like he still is today. But i want your ideas i want to hear your thoughts, can we save America an we make it understand its place in this world.

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legionbecks
legionbecks - 8/18/2009, 9:06 PM
first...
superdog
superdog - 8/19/2009, 7:24 AM
Despite what some people may say America is still the shining city on the hill. We may be a bit lost and pulling away from our core principles but like always we will perservere and come to our senses. Captain America is not dead and he is not lost. He just needs to rediscover himslef.
StephenStrange
StephenStrange - 8/19/2009, 2:20 PM
Captain America is anything but lost or dead. He can't be killed, and he's never ever absent.

The principles he brought to our lives, the example he set for us to live by, the body of ethical philosophies that are what this guy represents; those things are anything but dead!
They are right here inside me burning bright, and it's the same in every fan that see's Cap for what he truly is,American or not.
The courage of this man to face the horrors of war, and then come back and fight to protect us in a hundred other ways, never wavering in his beliefs, never losing sight of what he fights for is an inspiration to every one that knows and understands him!

Even when his own governent screws him over and the whole world hates us because of stuff shit presidents do in our name he (and because of him, I) still have the guts to stand up to the libnazis and Nancy Pelosis of this world and proudly say I still love America.

Captain America brought patriotism to my life, and to the lives of SIX GENERATIONS of readers. That is a power.

Indeed that is a LIFE that the [frick] ups at Marvel could never kill no matter what they do.

And Crash, if you really want to know what were fighting for, go read The Constitution and The Declaration of Independance. It's laid out there plain as day. And thank you for your service sir!
Hawksblueyes
Hawksblueyes - 8/19/2009, 3:18 PM
Captain America is not lost, he is not dead, he is not hiding, he is being buried by politics, by corruption, by the media. Cap is not a liberal, he is not a conservative,he is not politicly correct ,nor does he desire to be. He is in effect, everything this country was founded on wrapped up into a non waivering symbol of freedom.The freedom to live your life the way you choose. He remembers and reminds that we have the right to do anything and everything we choose to do in this life, as long as we do not interfer with the rights of others to do the same. Well, he tries to remind us, most people have no clue what that means these days. He also shows us that you do not have to follow like sheep, if you dont believe something is right, do something about it. I could go on and on babbling/ ranting but I won't bore you with it. crash I will say that everything you have done, or will do for this country, however you may feel about it, is greatly appreciated and thank you very very much.
crash
crash - 8/19/2009, 8:15 PM
I see I am not alone in this opinion and their are several loyal followers with great aspirations for our American Hero. He is not dead i Know he lives onfor those who need him to just recently i have awaited a new article about him being reborn..i guessi:m a little behind the times...sorry... but i'm proud of it.
AvengingAngel1022
AvengingAngel1022 - 8/20/2009, 12:45 AM
as long as he holds that sheild captain america will never die and the world will never fear
superdog
superdog - 8/20/2009, 9:42 AM
with your shield or on it
cbsmitty2
cbsmitty2 - 8/24/2009, 9:14 PM
hey i was messin around with faceinhole.com and i found out how chris hemsworth would look like with his thor gear

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