Captain America's New Use for His Shield Shows Why He's the Ultimate Hero
Warning! Contains spoilers for Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #1
Steve Rogers’ latest use for his iconic shield reminds readers why Captain America is one of the Marvel universe’s greatest heroes. In Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #1, the first issue of Rogers’ new series, the star-spangled man with a plan gives readers a look at a new purpose for the shield. While the routine seems like a simple gesture, it actually makes a strong symbol for Rogers’ character and what he stands for.
Steve Rogers attempted to enlist in World War II before being rejected due to his failure to meet certain physical requirements. After being given a Super-Soldier Serum, Rogers gained incredible strength and stamina, making him an integral part of the Allied war effort as Captain America. Rogers was selected to receive the combination of the serum and vita-rays needed to give him super-strength and agility due to his strong heart and unwavering heroism. As Captain America, Rogers wears a scale-covered costume designed with an American flag motif, wielding nearly indestructible shield forged from a vibranium-steel alloy. Currently, Rogers is one of two active Captains America, with Sam Wilson headlining the series Captain America: Symbol of Truth, by Tochi Onyebuchi and R.B. Silva,concurrent with Sentinel of Liberty’s run.
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The first issue of Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty, written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly with art by Carmen Carnero,shows Rogers attempt to go back to his roots following his last several years of heroism. Rogers returns to his childhood home in Manhattan, New York, to reconnect with being an everyday American, taking
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