History Characters / CaptainAmericaCentralRoguesGallery

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Literally, in this case. Precisely ''how'' [[MyNaymeIs weirdly spelled]] her name is has varied over the years; the variant "Sinthea" is common online, and has apparently appeared in some older ancillary material. "Synthia" seems to be the version used nowadays, however.
** Also, her German-American last name. The correct spelling is "Schmidt," but it's often misspelled "Shmidt," sometimes even in official materials.

The first Baron Zemo introduced. He was a [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazi scientist]] responsible for putting ComicBook/CaptainAmerica on ice, and was created to be a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute for the ComicBook/RedSkull.

Cap's archenemy from the Silver Age, created in a retcon. Dr. Heinrich Zemo was a Nazi scientist who created an adhesive (Adhesive X) that was nearly impossible to dissolve. In a tussle with Captain America, his purple hood was glued to his face by his invention and he swore vengeance. eventually being the one responsible for killing Bucky Barnes ([[{{Retcon}} initially]]) and putting Cap on ice.

Zemo fled as and When World War II ended and Hitler and the Nazis fell, Zemo survived the war (his experiments apparently slowed his aging) fleeing to South America. With an army of mercenaries loyal to him, Zemo enslaved a tribe of natives and lived as a king as he tried desperately to find a solvent that would remove his mask.

Years later, Heinrich would form the [[Characters/MarvelComicsMastersOfEvil Masters of Evil]] as the EvilCounterpart of the Avengers upon learning the Captain America has resurfaced. With him as the lead, he would recruit the Black Knight, the Melter, and Radioactive Man, before inducting ComicBook/TheEnchantress and the Executioner following their banishment from Asgard, and later ComicBook/WonderMan (who underwent a HeelFaceTurn). Heinrich, [[BadassNormal even without superpowers]], was one of the Avengers' most dangerous foes.
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In the final battle with Captain America, Heinrich was killed by an avalanche from the oncoming chaos. Bucky's death ([[{{Retcon}} at the time]]) was avenged. The Masters of Evil would disband, and reform again with new membership multiple times. Though he only appeared alive in fourteen issues, [[SmallRoleBigImpact Heinrich still impacts the world of Marvel to this day]]. In particular, his actions played a major role in the stories of Captain America, Bucky Barnes (who would resurface as the BrainwashedAndCrazy assassin known as the Winter Soldier), and his son, Helmut Zemo.
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* AscendedExtra: The character who would become Sin was originally an incredibly forgettable generic straw villain from the early [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Comics Dark Age]], with a completely different name, costume, power set, and indeed, personality and appearance. She was reused once, in a goofy plotline that involved Captain America de-aging into a teenager, then never again for some time. But Creator/EdBrubaker wrote her into his plots (and substantially rewrote the character while at it), and from then on she's been a somewhat major villain.

* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Despite being the BigBad of Remender's run during ''ComicBook/MarvelNOW'', that series closes with him returning to Dimension Z with only his pride lightly bruised. After ''ComicBook/Secret Empire'', he is conscripted by Absolution Solutions and is almost killed by Quicksand, one of his test subjects. When he manages to escape that situation, his latest scheme is thwarted by Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson in the prologue of ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaSentinelOfLiberty'' and ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaSymbolOfTruth''. Before he can recover from that, Ian Rogers liberates Dimension Z in his absence during ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaColdWar'', finally freeing it from Zola.

* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: After ''Secret Empire'', he is conscripted by Absolution Solutions and is almost killed by Quicksand, one of his test subjects. When he manages to escape that situation, his latest scheme is thwarted by Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson in the prologue of ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaSentinelOfLiberty'' and ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaSymbolOfTruth''. Before he can recover from that, Ian Rogers liberates Dimension Z in his absence during ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaColdWar'', finally freeing it from Zola.

* EyeScream: During a fight with Bullseye, Crossbones [[TheToothHurts knocks out one of Bullseye's teeth]]. Bullseye spits the tooth into his eye.