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Captain America: Who Won't Wield the Shield Vol 1 1

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Quote1 Money. Is that all you people care about? You'll do whatever it takes to turn a buck, won't you? Why, next you'll be telling me that you're changing the color of the Hulk, making everyone into Skrulls and completely doing away with Spider-Man's ██████! All this just to sell a few more copies? ... Why isn't someone keeping an eye on you degenerates? Quote2
—Forbush Man

Appearing in "Forbush Man: Forbush Kills!"

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Synopsis for "Forbush Man: Forbush Kills!"

Years earlier, Red Skull bought Forbush Man from Aleksander Lukin. In the present, Forbush Man couldn't remember who he was or who he came from but kept dreaming of himself screaming the word "Forbush." Weeks later, he threatened Ed Brubaker and Jason Aaron at Elite Comics for making grim and gritty versions of childhood heroes and after shooting the latter, Matt Fraction gave him comics of Doctor America and the Golden Age Deadpool.

After realizing that Stephen Wacker was responsible for the comics, Forbush Man was convinced that he and his colleagues only cared about money and shot him, Brian Michael Bendis, and Matt Fraction. Then, Forbush Man declared that he was the one who could save Marvel Comics but panicked when he realized what Marvel had done to him, moments before he was shot by Ed Brubaker. However, he shortly came back as a zombie and chased the writer out of the store.

Appearing in "Doctor America: Occult Operative of Liberty"

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Synopsis for "Doctor America: Occult Operative of Liberty"

After being kidnapped by the Undergovernment and forced to smoke the Super Satan Formula by Dr. Sax Erskine, Stephen "Bro" Rogers became Doctor America and with his partner Baal Lebutte the Goat Boy, he confronted Richard Milhous Manson a.k.a. the Crimson Euphemism and attempted to diffuse missiles. Goat Boy's exploded while Doctor America crashed into the La Brea Tar Pits. Several heroes performed a seance in an attempt to revive him while at the Watergate Hotel, the Crimson Euphemism attempted to acquire the Elektrik Kirby Acid Kettle.

Appearing in "The Golden Age Deadpool"

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  • Dr. Myron Maclain

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  • Fifth Columnists

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Synopsis for "The Golden Age Deadpool"

In 1941, the Golden Age Deadpool entered Dr. Myron MacLain's top-secret government laboratory and attempted to steal a vibranium and steel shield. A short film of the Golden Age Deadpool's origin story, beginning in 1917, played. Freddy Wilson was the nephew of President Woodrow Wilson who permanently damaged his lungs by smoking in order to fake mustard gas poisoning and escape the foxholes of Europe. He was discharged and forced to wear his gas mask at all times and in 1938, he accepted an offer from Fifth Columnists to become an unstoppable warrior before the U.S. can complete its Super-Soldier Project. He subsequently became Veapon 卐 before the experiments were continued due to revolting results.

Veapon 卐 attempted to run away with the shield before he began to regret what he had done and turned on the Nazis before being shot, although he later got up and healed.

Solicit Synopsis

Steve Rogers has returned! In fact he was in such a hurry that he actually came back before the story was done! But, whatever, I'm sure no one even noticed. Anyway, Bucky Barnes is the current Captain America, and has come into his own in the role in a story Captain America editor Tom Brevoort calls "the greatest single marriage of words and pictures in the history of the English language. Suck it, rest of literature!" But will Bucky go back to being the Winter Soldier? Are there others in line? Who cares?! All we're interested in is who WON'T be holding that Vibranium laced hunk of junk and what major new Marvel event comic it leads into. Who won't wield the shield? It could be not YOU!!! (Featuring a special appearance by everybody's favorite underused character, Deadpool! At last, Deadpool! In a comic!)

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