History ComicBook / CaptainAmerica2023

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: At the beginning of the series, Steve's apartment is still damaged from the events of ''Sentinel of Liberty''. Steve and company had barely caught their breaths after the Outer Circle's NYC attack before being thrust into the ''Cold War'' crossover (and from there into their final confrontation with the Century Game). With everything on their plate, it make sense Steve simply has not been able to give the restoration of his apartment building any attention until now.

* BadassBiker: The [[https://youtu.be/ZjQMm5fFh0Q Official Trailer]] shows Steve doing this as usual (albeit riding his bike across roofs, through office buildings, and into the hungry maw of a giant wolf mecha).
* ContinuityNod: The [[https://aiptcomics.com/2023/09/14/exclusive-marvel-preview-captain-america-1/ preview]] for issue #1 reveals Steve's apartment still has a hole in the living room wall (which was damaged by A.I.M. during ''Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty'' #8).
* CruelMercy: Issue #6 reveals [[spoiler:this is why Asmoday didn't take his revenge against the younger Steve after he foiled the Madison Square Garden bombing back in the 1930s. Seeing how sickly Steve was, Asmoday knew he'd be dead in a matter of years. He thus wanted Steve to live so that he could suffer and die alone and forgotten by history. This of course ultimately backfired on the fallen Angel, as Pearl Harbor happened, the United States entered WWII, and Steve was selected for Operation Rebirth.]]

* GraveMarkingScene: The [[https://youtu.be/ZjQMm5fFh0Q Official Trailer]] shows a montage of Steve visiting a graveside with his Mother throughout his formative years and then by himself (presumably after her passing).
* TheGreatDepression: The setting of the flashback sequences in the Official Trailer (as they're covering Steve's pre-Captain America years).
* HumongousMecha: The [[https://youtu.be/ZjQMm5fFh0Q Official Trailer]] shows Steve fighting a giant wolf mecha on the side of an office building.

* OffhandBackhand: A variation in the [[https://youtu.be/ZjQMm5fFh0Q Official Trailer]]. A mugger draws a gun from behind Steve. He throws the shield behind him, hitting the mugger.
* RammingAlwaysWorks: The [[https://youtu.be/ZjQMm5fFh0Q Official Trailer]] shows Steve taking on the giant wolf mecha and its pilot by ramming his motorcycle directly into its cockpit.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The [[https://aiptcomics.com/2023/09/14/exclusive-marvel-preview-captain-america-1/ preview]] for issue #1 revealing Steve's apartment is still damaged from the events of ''Sentinel of Liberty''. Steve and company had barely caught their breaths after the Outer Circle's NYC attack before being thrust into the ''Cold War'' crossover (and from there into their final confrontation with the Century Game). With everything on their plate, it make sense Steve simply has not been able to give the restoration of his apartment building any attention until now.
* TimeSkip: Going off the [[https://aiptcomics.com/2023/09/14/exclusive-marvel-preview-captain-america-1/ preview]] for issue #1 (specifically how Steve's damaged apartment still hasn't been repaired after ''Sentinel Libety''), it would appear only a short period of time has elapsed since Team Cap's final confrontation with the Outer Circle.

* CruelMercy: Issue #6 reveals [[spoiler:this is why Asmoday didn't take his revenge against Steve after he foiled the Madison Square Garden bombing. Seeing how sickly Steve was, Asmoday knew he'd be dead in a matter of years. He thus wanted Steve to live so that he could suffer and die alone and forgotten by history. This of course ultimately backfired on the demon, as Pearl Harbor happened, the United States entered WWII, and Steve was selected for Operation Rebirth.]]

''Captain America'' is an upcoming September 2023 ongoing comic from Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/JMichaelStraczynski with art by Jesus Saiz.

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!!Pre-release material for ''Captain America'' provides examples of:

* ShownTheirWork: Steve receives aid from New York mobster, Meyer Lansky in dealing with the rising American Pro Nazi party. Mr Lanksy was indeed a real life mobster who made it [[https://nypost.com/2022/05/07/jewish-gangsters-once-took-on-nazis-in-the-streets-of-nyc/a habit of attacking pro nazi Americans]] during the late 1930s.

* ShownTheirWork: Steve receives aid from New York mobster, Meyer Lansky in dealing with the rising American Pro Nazi party. Mr Lanksy was indeed a real life mobster who made it [[https://nypost.com/2022/05/07/jewish-gangsters-once-took-on-nazis-in-the-streets-of-nyc/a habit of attacking pro nazi Americans]] during the late 1930s.

* ShownTheirWork: Steve receives aid from a New York mobster in dealing with the rising American Pro Nazi party. In real life [[https://nypost.com/2022/05/07/jewish-gangsters-once-took-on-nazis-in-the-streets-of-nyc/the Jewish mob had a habit of attacking pro nazi Americans]] during the late 1930s.

* ShownTheirWork: Steve receives aid from a New York mobster in dealing with the rising American Pro Nazi party. In real life the mob had a habit of attacking pro nazi Americans during the late 1930s.

* ContinuityNod: The [[https://aiptcomics.com/2023/09/14/exclusive-marvel-preview-captain-america-1/ preview]] for issue #1 reveals Steve's apartment still has a hole in the living room wall (which was damaged during ''Sentinel of Liberty'').

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