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* ManipulativeBitch: Broad Stripe and Bright-Star inserted themselves into the Avengers and slowly took control, [[spoiler:since they had foreknowledge of certain events and were able to stop certain people like Hawkeye from joining the team while getting rid of preexisting members like Thor and Iron Man.]]
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* ManipulativeBitch: Broad Stripe and Bright-Star inserted themselves into the Avengers and slowly took control, [[spoiler:since they had foreknowledge of certain events and were able to stop certain people like Hawkeye from joining the team while getting rid of preexisting members like Thor and Iron Man.]]Man]].
* MrExposition: Commander A fills this role after the team is initially captured and then escapes, his advanced systems hacking the contemporary computer networks to gain more data on this new timeline and how it compares to canon.
* MrExposition: Commander A fills this role after the team is initially captured and then escapes, his advanced systems hacking the contemporary computer networks to gain more data on this new timeline and how it compares to canon.
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* CaptainObvious: When Walker says that he does not like to be tortured, Tath replies that no one does.
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* ManipulativeBitch: Broad Stripe and Bright-Star inserted themselves into the Avengers and slowly took control, [[spoiler:since they had foreknowledge of certain events and were able to stop certain people like Hawkeye from joining the team while getting rid of preexisting members like Thor and Iron Man.]]
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* PragmaticVillainy: Broad Stripe doesn't want the original Steve dead, [[spoiler:since she knows if he dies at this point in his timeline it'll completely ruin existence.]]
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* TheStarscream: [[spoiler:Bright-Star tries to pull this on Superia the moment she gets her hands on the Cosmic Cube, stating she was biding her time until she could make a move. Fortunately, the Cube's too powerful for her to control.]]
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* FantasticRacism: In the absence of Captain America, the [=AmeriCommandos=] swiftly set up a program where mutants and 'illegal' superhumans such as Spider-Man and Luke Cage can be indefinitely contained just for what they are.
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: In the original timeline, Ursula Armstrong is just a journalist with a negative view of Captain America, but in the new timeline created by Rogers' absence she becomes the 'heroine' Bright-Star eagerly participating in America being converted into a fascist state.
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* HandWave: The Watcher dismisses the disappearances of Captain America from various timelines, as the dynamic timeline just makes another universe where that didn't happen. Unfortunately the process [[spoiler: Superia]] used involving a cosmic cube somehow interfered with this process and threatened to unravel the multiverse.
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* AmazonBrigade: [[spoiler: Broad Stripe (actually Superia) and Bright Star talk about it. Superia is the leader of the Femizons and they offer membership to Dream]].
* BrainInAJar: [[spoiler:Tony Stark's ultimate fate]].
* AmazonBrigade: [[spoiler: Broad Stripe (actually Superia) and Bright Star talk about it. Superia is the leader of the Femizons and they offer membership to Dream]].
* BrainInAJar: [[spoiler:Tony Stark's ultimate fate]].
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* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Broad Stripe [[spoiler: keeps Tony Stark's brain hooked up just to gloat]].
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* OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness: Tath Ki usually speaks in a more [[{{Creator/WilliamShakespeare}} Shakespearean]] FromACertainPointOfView manner, so the fact he is blunt and straight foreward with Kiyoshi and Bucky tells them that some serious shit is about to hit the proverbial fan.
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* OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness: Tath Ki usually speaks in a more [[{{Creator/WilliamShakespeare}} [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare Shakespearean]] FromACertainPointOfView manner, so the fact he is blunt and straight foreward straightforward with Kiyoshi and Bucky tells them that some serious shit is about to hit the proverbial fan.
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* ThrowingYourShieldAlwaysWorks: "Shield slinging" is a skill everyone on this team admires.admires.
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* [[spoiler:DrivenToSuicide: Tony Stark's disembodied brain begs Hank Pym to kill him once Broad Stripe is defeated]].
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''Captain America Corps'' is a five-issue CrisisCrossover miniseries (August-December, 2011) starring -- who else? -- but CaptainAmerica.
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''Captain America Corps'' is a five-issue CrisisCrossover miniseries (August-December, 2011) starring -- who else? -- but CaptainAmerica.ComicBook/CaptainAmerica.
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* OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness: Tath Ki usually speaks in a WaxingPoetic manner, so the fact he is blunt with Kiyoshi and Bucky tells them that some serious shit is about to hit the proverbial fan.
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* OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness: Tath Ki usually speaks in a WaxingPoetic more [[{{Creator/WilliamShakespeare}} Shakespearean]] manner, so the fact he is blunt with Kiyoshi and Bucky tells them that some serious shit is about to hit the proverbial fan.
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More specifically, it stars ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, alongside four other Captains America from the past and future-- Steve Rogers, the original Cap, just before he made his debut; John Walker, the substitute Captain America who took up the name U.S.Agent after trading costumes with Steve; Shannon Carter, niece of Peggy and Sharon Carter and [[MarvelComics2 next generation's American Dream]]; and Kiyoshi Morales, Commander A of the 25th Century's United Americas.
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More specifically, it stars ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, alongside four other Captains America from the past and future-- Steve Rogers, the original Cap, just before he made his debut; John Walker, the substitute Captain America who took up the name U.S.Agent after trading costumes with Steve; Shannon Carter, niece of Peggy and Sharon Carter and [[MarvelComics2 [[ComicBook/MarvelComics2 next generation's American Dream]]; and Kiyoshi Morales, Commander A of the 25th Century's United Americas.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Steve and Walker, being from the past, have their memories of the mission entirely wiped. Kiyoshi and Shannon, in the future, don't, and neither does Bucky in the present. When Bucky meets up with the present Steve, he speculates, based on the look of slow recognition on his face, that Steve's memories of the mission were restored once he reached the same present moment.
* LegacyCharacter: The book is built more or less on Steve's legacy and its impact, with the added bonus of showing it off to him before he's even really gotten started.
* LegacyCharacter: The book is built more or less on Steve's legacy and its impact, with the added bonus of showing it off to him before he's even really gotten started.
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* RippleEffectProofMemory: Granted to Kiyoshi and Shannon via time and dimensional shenanigans.
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* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Broad Stripe [[spoiler: keeps Tony Stark's brain hooked up just to gloat]].
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* GoodOlBoy: U.S. Agent. He gets off on the wrong foot with Dream and Commander A, disparaging them for being, respectively, a girl and half-Asian, half-Japanese. Kiyoshi corrects him-- he is, actually, one-fourth Hispanic, one-fourth Asian, one-fourth African-American, and one-fourth Nez Perce, while Dream throws his compliments back in his face.
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* GoodOlBoy: U.S. Agent. He gets off on the wrong foot with Dream and Commander A, disparaging them for being, respectively, a girl and half-Asian, half-Hispanic, half-Japanese. Kiyoshi corrects him-- he is, actually, one-fourth Hispanic, one-fourth Asian, one-fourth African-American, and one-fourth Nez Perce, while Dream throws his compliments back in his face.
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* HotBlooded: Agent. Bucky spends much of his time trying to hold him back.
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* BrainInAJar: [[spoiler:Tony Stark's ultimate fate]].
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* ItsAWonderfulPlot: To a degree. The effect isn't quite the same, because Steve is way, way back at the very beginning of his existence, before he even met Bucky, and has no context to know who any of these people are, but everyone's life is significantly different without him.
* PeggySue: [[spoiler:Superia sends her consciousness back in time, so that her younger self can get the time travel going]].
* RetGone: [[spoiler:What Superia wants to do to Steve. It's easier than usual because most people already believe he's dead when she steals his body]].
* PeggySue: [[spoiler:Superia sends her consciousness back in time, so that her younger self can get the time travel going]].
* RetGone: [[spoiler:What Superia wants to do to Steve. It's easier than usual because most people already believe he's dead when she steals his body]].
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* AmazonBrigade: [[spoiler: Broad Stripe (actually Superia) and Bright Star talk about it. Superia is the leader of the Femizons and they offer membership to Dream]].
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* DistaffCounterpart: American Dream.
* ForWantOfANail: Steve's absence is the first problem. The second is who fills it.
* ForWantOfANail: Steve's absence is the first problem. The second is who fills it.
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* TheCaptain: In a book starring five of them, Bucky ends up playing this role, with the others all deferring to his leadership (although Walker is reluctant).
* GoodOlBoy: U.S. Agent. He gets off on the wrong foot with Dream and Commander A, disparaging them for being, respectively, a girl and half-Asian, half-Japanese. Kiyoshi corrects him-- he is, actually, one-fourth Hispanic, one-fourth Asian, one-fourth African-American, and one-fourth Nez Perce, while Dream throws his compliments back in his face.
--->'''U.S. Agent''': "Nice work!"
--->'''American Dream''': "For a girl, right?"
--->'''U.S. Agent''': "I didn't say that!"
--->'''American Dream''': "You were thinking it."
* TheCaptain: In a book starring five of them, Bucky ends up playing this role, with the others all deferring to his leadership (although Walker is reluctant).
* GoodOlBoy: U.S. Agent. He gets off on the wrong foot with Dream and Commander A, disparaging them for being, respectively, a girl and half-Asian, half-Japanese. Kiyoshi corrects him-- he is, actually, one-fourth Hispanic, one-fourth Asian, one-fourth African-American, and one-fourth Nez Perce, while Dream throws his compliments back in his face.
--->'''U.S. Agent''': "Nice work!"
--->'''American Dream''': "For a girl, right?"
--->'''U.S. Agent''': "I didn't say that!"
--->'''American Dream''': "You were thinking it."
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Someone is going back through time and various dimensions and removing Steve Rogers' frozen body before he can be revived in the modern day. Tath Ki, an associate of Uatu the Watcher, has been watching it happen and finally intervenes by plucking the Caps from their various points in time and showing them what will happen without Steve to guide the Avengers. Instead, his place is taken by a pair of superheroes called Broad Stripe and Bright Star, two young women who eventually succeed in disbanding the Avengers and subsuming their role with the AmeriCommand, ruling America as a police state where unauthorized mask-wearing will get you chased through the streets for your trouble.
Seeing as how this is the Captain America Corps, the Captains rally the usual crowd of Marvel of heroes to systematically defeat the AmeriCommand and return the frozen Steves to their proper place in space-time.
Seeing as how this is the Captain America Corps, the Captains rally the usual crowd of Marvel of heroes to systematically defeat the AmeriCommand and return the frozen Steves to their proper place in space-time.
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Someone is going back through time and various dimensions and removing Steve Rogers' frozen body before he can be revived in the modern day. Tath Ki, an associate of Uatu the Watcher, has been watching it happen and finally intervenes by plucking the Caps from their various points in time and showing them what will happen without Steve to guide the Avengers. Instead, his place is taken by a pair of superheroes called Broad Stripe and Bright Star, two young women who eventually succeed in disbanding the Avengers and subsuming their role with the AmeriCommand, [=AmeriCommand=], ruling America as a police state where unauthorized mask-wearing will get you chased through the streets for your trouble.
Seeing as how this is the Captain America Corps, the Captains rally the usual crowd of Marvel of heroes to systematically defeat theAmeriCommand [=AmeriCommand=] and return the frozen Steves to their proper place in space-time.
Seeing as how this is the Captain America Corps, the Captains rally the usual crowd of Marvel of heroes to systematically defeat the
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Someone is going back through time and various dimensions and removing Steve Rogers' frozen body before he can be revived in the modern day. Tath Ki, an associate of Uatu the Watcher, has been watching it happen and finally intervenes by plucking the Caps from their various points in time and showing them what will happen without Steve to guide the Avengers. Instead, his place is taken by a pair of superheroes called Broad Stripe and Bright Star, two young women who eventually succeed in disbanding the Avengers and subsuming their role with the AmeriCommand, ruling America as a police state where unauthorized mask-wearing will get you chased through the streets for your trouble.
Seeing as how this is the Captain America Corps, the Captains rally the usual crowd of Marvel of heroes to systematically defeat the AmeriCommand and return the frozen Steves to their proper place in space-time.
[[WMG: Tropes seen in ''Captain America Corps'']]
More specifically, it stars ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, alongside four other Captains America from the past and future-- Steve Rogers, the original Cap, just before he made his debut; John Walker, the substitute Captain America who took up the name U.S.Agent after trading costumes with Steve; Shannon Carter, niece of Peggy and Sharon Carter and [[MarvelComics2 next generation's American Dream]]; and Kiyoshi Morales, Commander A of the 25th Century's United Americas.
Someone is going back through time and various dimensions and removing Steve Rogers' frozen body before he can be revived in the modern day. Tath Ki, an associate of Uatu the Watcher, has been watching it happen and finally intervenes by plucking the Caps from their various points in time and showing them what will happen without Steve to guide the Avengers. Instead, his place is taken by a pair of superheroes called Broad Stripe and Bright Star, two young women who eventually succeed in disbanding the Avengers and subsuming their role with the AmeriCommand, ruling America as a police state where unauthorized mask-wearing will get you chased through the streets for your trouble.
Seeing as how this is the Captain America Corps, the Captains rally the usual crowd of Marvel of heroes to systematically defeat the AmeriCommand and return the frozen Steves to their proper place in space-time.
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