Captain America Named

Captain America: Who should wield the shield?

With Cap making a comeback in the comics, I was wondering what the opinion is of fans over here at Yahoo Answers.

Bucky should stay as Captain America and Steve should retire from being a hero. This is somewhat off subject but I feel that Dick Grayson should stay as Batman and Bruce should retire from being an infield hero. I like progression in comics. To see a big hero permanently replaced would be a nice thing to see. Death in comics is a meaningless thing most of the time used to get sales granted it is a certain character. I’d like Steve to personally ‘okay’ Bucky the mantle of Captain America.

New generations deserve new characters. Having the same characters exist for over 60 years and not changing much is just stale.

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