The Dark Side Of Captain America You Never Knew About

There's actually been more than one Captain America. One of the most recent such changes features former Falcon, Sam Wilson, picking up the shield. During the 1950s, while Steve Rogers is still frozen, a man named William Burnside takes on the title. His origin is that he comes across the supposedly lost super soldier serum

There's actually been more than one Captain America. One of the most recent such changes features former Falcon, Sam Wilson, picking up the shield. During the 1950s, while Steve Rogers is still frozen, a man named William Burnside takes on the title. His origin is that he comes across the supposedly lost super soldier serum and changes his name to Steve Rogers to be just like his idol, the original Cap. Because, yeah, that's a normal thing to do. Unfortunately, the version of the serum Burnside uses isn't complete, and it makes him mentally unhinged. He becomes paranoid and begins attacking innocent civilians, believing them to be communist spies. The government eventually puts this Cap on ice, but he's revived every once in awhile to have another psychotic episode—all because he got a bad batch of super soldier serum. That's why you should always check with your doctor before ingesting any super soldier serums you find lying around. It's just good sense.

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