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Last month many of us were left shellshocked, as jaws dropped to the floor and we learned Captain America had been a Hydra sleeper agent since he was a boy in Captain America: Steve Rogers #1.
Thing is, in spite of what Rogers might recall from his childhood, everything is not as it originally seemed. Indeed, from the creative team of writer Nick Spencer and artist Jesus Saiz, we learn in Captain America: Steve Rogers #2 that Steve's 'memories of indoctrination' were implanted by Kobic, the sentient cube that became a girl. And the buck don't stop there...it turns out Kobic had been under the influence of Red Skull for months.
Seeing the good doctor working with a team will be an event indeed. Although he's worked with others in the past it will be interesting to see how he fits in with the others in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
We're all about keeping our convictions, but at the end of the day life is anything but black and white. Grey areas keep things interesting. That's kind of the theme of these trending Darth Vader memes. The memes borrow a moment from the 2017 Marvel comic Star Wars: Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 1 in which the masked villain tells Darth Sidious that he finds his new armor acceptable. It's being used to meme situations that are exceptions to our personal rules. For example: if someone calls you motherfucker - but it's Samuel L. Jackson. Let's be real. Thats 100% acceptable. We've put together some of our favorite examples of the memes, but you can learn more about the format over at Know Your Meme. Happy scrolling.
Marvel vs. DC, which is better? This long standing argument between the fanbases of the two comic publishers will rage on into eternity.
For now, let's just agree that these artistic renditions, comparing each hero to their counterpart, by the talented Darren Rawlings are both incredible and adorable.
We hope these make your day, because they certainly made ours.