Ultimate Marvel

TheZeroMan · 12-27-2005, 02:29 AM

Actually I've read the actual book but if Captain America was (though I guess he isn't) the traitor it would make sense. Because at some level the Ultimates is just retelling the old continuity in a new way for fun and profit.

And during the 70s Captain America lost faith in the American government because of President Nixon, Watergate, and the Vietnam war and quit being Captain America and the Avengers so he could roam the country as "Nomad" for half a decade or so.

So it fits.

And the "Ultimate" Beast is dead. If he ever comes back to life it will be incredibly lame.

12-27-2005, 02:29 AM	#34
TheZeroMan The man is at the window. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The Lane Posts: 408	Actually I've read the actual book but if Captain America was (though I guess he isn't) the traitor it would make sense. Because at some level the Ultimates is just retelling the old continuity in a new way for fun and profit. And during the 70s Captain America lost faith in the American government because of President Nixon, Watergate, and the Vietnam war and quit being Captain America and the Avengers so he could roam the country as "Nomad" for half a decade or so. So it fits. And the "Ultimate" Beast is dead. If he ever comes back to life it will be incredibly lame. __________________ "Gentlemen you can't fight in here! This is the War room!" FNORD