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''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' was rebooted in 1996, as part of the ''ComicBook/HeroesReborn'' project. The comic was made by Creator/RobLiefeld, who created the book and drew it, with Creator/JephLoeb scripting it. After six issues, the book was transferred to Creator/JimLee's company, Creator/Wildstorm, with James Robinson writing and the art being done by Joe Phillips and Joe Bennett.
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''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' was rebooted in 1996, as part of the ''ComicBook/HeroesReborn'' project. The comic was made by Creator/RobLiefeld, who created the book and drew it, with Creator/JephLoeb scripting it. After six issues, the book was transferred to Creator/JimLee's company, Creator/Wildstorm, Creator/{{Wildstorm}}, with James Robinson writing and the art being done by Joe Phillips and Joe Bennett.
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''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' was rebooted in 1996, as part of the ''ComicBook/HeroesReborn'' project. The comic was made by Creator/RobLiefeld.
Creator/RobLiefeld, who created the book and drew it, with Creator/JephLoeb scripting it. After six issues, the book was transferred to Creator/JimLee's company, Creator/Wildstorm, with James Robinson writing and the art being done by Joe Phillips and Joe Bennett.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: When an alternate version of the Heroes Reborn universe's Rikki Barnes is stranded in the mainline Marvel Universe, she meets John Barnes, an alternate version of her brother. Unlike her real brother, who was a criminal, a wannabe Neo-Nazi, and a rather unpleasant person in general, MU!John was kind and helpful. Seeing this as a chance to have the kind of caring brother-sister relationship she never had with her real brother, Rikki befriended John. Unfortunately, this John never had a sister, and he misinterpreted Rikki's intentions. He eventually tried to kiss her. When the shocked Rikki tries to tell him that she couldn't love him that way, John doesn't take it well. At all.
* CanonImmigrant: Rikki proved to be popular enough that years later, she made the jump to the 616 canon. The ''Nomad'' series about her would also introduce the 616 version of John, her brother.
* CanonImmigrant: Rikki proved to be popular enough that years later, she made the jump to the 616 canon. The ''Nomad'' series about her would also introduce the 616 version of John, her brother.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: At the time, anyway, given that Captain America met Rikki's grandparents towards the end of ''HR'', her grandfather is implied to ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, before ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaWinterSoldier'' retconned that Bucky was indeed still alive as the (albeit brainwashed) eponymous villain.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: At the time, anyway, given that Captain America met Rikki's grandparents towards the end of ''HR'', her grandfather is implied to ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, before ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaWinterSoldier'' retconned that Bucky was indeed still alive as the (albeit brainwashed) eponymous villain.villain.
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ComicBook/CaptainAmerica was rebooted in 1996, as part of the ComicBook/HeroesReborn project. The comic was made by Creator/RobLiefeld.
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ComicBook/CaptainAmerica ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' was rebooted in 1996, as part of the ComicBook/HeroesReborn ''ComicBook/HeroesReborn'' project. The comic was made by Creator/RobLiefeld.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: At the time, anyway, given that Captain America towards the end of ''HR'' met Rikki's grandparents, her grandfather is implied to ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, before ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaWinterSoldier'' retconned that Bucky was indeed still alive as the (albeit brainwashed) eponymous villain.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: At the time, anyway, given that Captain America met Rikki's grandparents towards the end of ''HR'' met Rikki's grandparents, ''HR'', her grandfather is implied to ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, before ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaWinterSoldier'' retconned that Bucky was indeed still alive as the (albeit brainwashed) eponymous villain.
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* CompositeCharacter: Rikki Barnes is a {{Gender Flip}}ped combo of ComicBook/BuckyBarnes (who does still appear as her grandfather) and Rick Jones.
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* CanonImmigrant: Rikki proved to be popular enough that years later, she made the jump to the 616 canon.
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* CanonImmigrant: Rikki proved to be popular enough that years later, she made the jump to the 616 canon. The ''Nomad'' series about her would also introduce the 616 version of John, her brother.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Rikki's father is implied to be the ''HR'' version of ComicBook/BuckyBarnes--only his first name is Richard instead of James.
* AmnesiaDanger: ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. ''Heroes Reborn'' started with him as an ordinary family man with a loving wife and son -- who dreamed of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII battlefields each night. He eventually learned that SHIELD had mindwiped him to keep him under control, and that his wife and son were Life Model Decoy robots.
* BrotherSisterIncest: When an alternate version of the Heroes Reborn universe's Rikki Barnes is stranded in the mainline Marvel Universe, she meets John Barnes, an alternate version of her brother. Unlike her real brother, who was a criminal, a wannabe Neo-Nazi, and a rather unpleasant person in general, MU!John was kind and helpful. Seeing this as a chance to have the kind of caring brother-sister relationship she never had with her real brother, Rikki befriended John. Unfortunately, this John never had a sister, and he misinterpreted Rikki's intentions. He eventually tried to kiss her. When the shocked Rikki tries to tell him that she couldn't love him that way, John doesn't take it well. At all.
* CanonImmigrant: Rikki proved to be popular enough that years later, she made the jump to the 616 canon.
* CaptainErsatz: Rikki Barnes took inspiration from Carrie Kelly, the original female Robin from ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns''. Rikki would receive her own Captain Ersatz, a teen heroine named S.P.I.C.E., in Creator/RobLiefeld's later ''Fighting American'' series. This is due to Liefeld recycling art from his unfinished ''Captain America'' run.
* AmnesiaDanger: ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. ''Heroes Reborn'' started with him as an ordinary family man with a loving wife and son -- who dreamed of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII battlefields each night. He eventually learned that SHIELD had mindwiped him to keep him under control, and that his wife and son were Life Model Decoy robots.
* BrotherSisterIncest: When an alternate version of the Heroes Reborn universe's Rikki Barnes is stranded in the mainline Marvel Universe, she meets John Barnes, an alternate version of her brother. Unlike her real brother, who was a criminal, a wannabe Neo-Nazi, and a rather unpleasant person in general, MU!John was kind and helpful. Seeing this as a chance to have the kind of caring brother-sister relationship she never had with her real brother, Rikki befriended John. Unfortunately, this John never had a sister, and he misinterpreted Rikki's intentions. He eventually tried to kiss her. When the shocked Rikki tries to tell him that she couldn't love him that way, John doesn't take it well. At all.
* CanonImmigrant: Rikki proved to be popular enough that years later, she made the jump to the 616 canon.
* CaptainErsatz: Rikki Barnes took inspiration from Carrie Kelly, the original female Robin from ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns''. Rikki would receive her own Captain Ersatz, a teen heroine named S.P.I.C.E., in Creator/RobLiefeld's later ''Fighting American'' series. This is due to Liefeld recycling art from his unfinished ''Captain America'' run.
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: The Nazis found the building where Captain America's shield was kept, and leveled it to the ground. It does not matter, the shield is MadeOfIndestructium. Unfortunately for them, so is Steve Rogers.
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: The Nazis found the building where Captain America's shield was kept, and leveled it to the ground. It does not matter, the shield is MadeOfIndestructium. Unfortunately for them, so is Steve Rogers.Rogers.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Rikki's grandparents are implied to be the ''HR'' versions of ComicBook/BuckyBarnes and ComicBook/PeggyCarter, having married and had children.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: At the time, anyway, given that Captain America towards the end of ''HR'' met Rikki's grandparents, her grandfather is implied to ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, before ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaWinterSoldier'' retconned that Bucky was indeed still alive as the (albeit brainwashed) eponymous villain.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Rikki's grandparents are implied to be the ''HR'' versions of ComicBook/BuckyBarnes and ComicBook/PeggyCarter, having married and had children.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: At the time, anyway, given that Captain America towards the end of ''HR'' met Rikki's grandparents, her grandfather is implied to ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, before ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaWinterSoldier'' retconned that Bucky was indeed still alive as the (albeit brainwashed) eponymous villain.
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ComicBook/CaptainAmerica was rebooted in 1996, as part of the ComicBook/HeroesReborn project. The comic was made by Creator/RobLiefeld.
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* AGlitchInTheMatrix: Steve Rogers should not be aware of his identity as Captain America, but he had dreams about it.
* Eyedscreen: We have one at a very dramatic moment: Steve thinks that he should not wake up Peggy.
* HeroicVow: The comic starts with the Pledge of Allegiance and pin-ups of Cap.
* FourthReich: Lame as it sounds, Master Man wants to bring back the old Nazi regime.
* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: The Nazis found the building where Captain America's shield was kept, and leveled it to the ground. It does not matter, the shield is MadeOfIndestructium. Unfortunately for them, so is Steve Rogers.
[[caption-width-right:350:Everything wrong with Heroes Reborn's Captain America in a single image]]
ComicBook/CaptainAmerica was rebooted in 1996, as part of the ComicBook/HeroesReborn project. The comic was made by Creator/RobLiefeld.
Let's get over with this one.
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* AGlitchInTheMatrix: Steve Rogers should not be aware of his identity as Captain America, but he had dreams about it.
* Eyedscreen: We have one at a very dramatic moment: Steve thinks that he should not wake up Peggy.
* HeroicVow: The comic starts with the Pledge of Allegiance and pin-ups of Cap.
* FourthReich: Lame as it sounds, Master Man wants to bring back the old Nazi regime.
* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: The Nazis found the building where Captain America's shield was kept, and leveled it to the ground. It does not matter, the shield is MadeOfIndestructium. Unfortunately for them, so is Steve Rogers.
