Bucky explains how to weaponise being the (other) Boy Hostage

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From Strikeforce #4



Whilst in the present, the Strikeforce members consider their situation when dealing with some shapeshifting monsters (I'm paraphrasing a LOT of plot there)

So Bucky tells a story from his distant past, hiw WWII past in fact



It's perhaps a little unusual to see Bucky drawn as this much of a cocky little kid these days, as since his return he's depicting as having been a bit older than the Golden Age showed.



Well, that was unexpected... (not)



Well, provided the bad guy doesn't kill him immediately, it's a bit hard to argue with that (admittedly semi-suicidal) sort of logic, if you're going to get captured, make the most of it.



As you might imagine, Bucky is not a believer in "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" and takes some fairly decisive action to ensure that HE'S Steve's number one guy.

 

Comments

[cainofdreaming]

Okay, my mind kinda edited the "on watch" away from that last thought bubble (it's a thought bubble even if they change the shape) at first.

[icon_uk]

Never just you, though the age difference kinda spoils that for me, I have to mentally edit in Winter Soldier,

[kurenai_tenka]

I really know nothing about anyone here, but Bucky looks adorable. <3

[zylly]

This book has been much better than the X-Force esque solicitations made it sound.