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Pre History
A frail youth who was determined to enter World War II and fight for his country, Steven Rogers was denied enlistment. However, his heartfelt insistence won him a place in the trial of the Super-Soldier Serum - an experiment which would increase a potential soldier's capabilities far beyond that of an average man's. The experiment was a complete success, but a Nazi spy murdered the scientist immediately after the process was complete, leaving Steven the sole success of the Super-Soldier program.
Donning the identity of Captain America, Steven fought the Axis alongside his sidekick Bucky Barnes, the original Human Torch, Namor the Submariner, the Canadian paratrooper Jim Howlett, and other heroic Allies members. During the final days of the War, Rogers would be frozen in the Arctic icecaps, kept in suspended animation for decades. Upon thawing, he lead the superhero team known as The Avengers.
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Captain America
During WWII, a covert military experiment turned scrawny Steve Rogers into a super-soldier. With strength, leadership, and a Vibranium shield, he fought for freedom as Captain America! Presumed dead towards the end of the war, he was found frozen in ice decades later and awoke into a different era. Having already been thrust into a new world, he may be the least fazed by the fusion of our universes.
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The Heroes' Challenge
The living embodiment of America. He is a Super-Soldier whose potential power has been stretched to the max!
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Fate of Two Worlds
A scrawny fine arts student who grew up during the Great Depression, Steve Rogers was injected with the Super Solider Serum, giving him superhuman strength and agility.
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The Sentinel of Liberty
During World War II, the frail but courageous Steve Rogers was injected with an experimental Super-Soldier serum, emerging from the treatment as the pinnacle of human physical potential. Outfitted with a patriotic costume and iconic Vibranium shield, he became the legendary Captain America!
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