All-New Invaders #4 - "Gods and Soldiers, Part Four"

[arbre_rieur]

'I had a good idea for it, but if I hadn't, or it was only the Invaders fighting Nazis, I probably wouldn't have done it, because I feel like it's been done before and I don't want to be known as just "The Golden Age Guy." It's a compliment in some ways, but it also pigeonholes me a little bit.' -- James Robinson

July, 1944:







The present day:









"...without some kind of battle strategy?"

Comments

[starwolf_oakley]

"So when we get there, Bucky acts up, pretends to get killed, then we start a fight that allows Bucky to sneak away."

"*Pretend* to get killed?"

"...That's not enough?"

[mrstatham]

"Loyalty is a fickle thing at best."

Steve, you return to the role of Captain America ALL THE FUCKING TIME. That line would make sense coming from some, but not you. Hearing Captain America dismiss the idea of loyalty seems about as right as him saying he's going to go set some orphanages on fire.

[q99]

Yea, I'm pretty sure he's just playing to the crowd.

[mrstatham]

They still picked the most unconvincing person to say something like that.

[big_daddy_d]

Honestly, for something called Supreme Intelligence, got the feeling it's not that hard to fool him... always thought he was stupid anyway.

[espanolbot]

Jim: Pfft, I killed Hitler, do you really think that you can intimidate me?
Supreme Intelligence: Huh, really?
Jim: Yup, slowly roasted him to death and everything.
Steve: It's true, some of the younger X-Men asked him about it a few years back.

[arilou_skiff]

The Supreme Intelligence kind of makes Hitler look like an amateur though. "Awww, widdle biddle Earthling tries to be a dictator? How cute!"

[fredneil.livejournal.com]

Does anyone else thing the first panel should have gone:

Cap: "I feel like a winner."
Bucky: "Heck, we're ALL winners."

Teenage sidekicks should always make bad jokes.

[wizardru]

I am filled with so much joy right now, I can't tell you.

[endis_ni]

It's funny, while I'd never dream of flying a Union Flag outside my window or anything, the appearance of Captain Britain always brings out the Pavlovian response of "yay, Brian mate!"