Based on the Marvel Comics character from World War II. A brave, yet mild-mannered young soldier named Steve Rogers, volunteers to undergo a series of experiments for a US army Super Soldier program. The military succeeds in transforming him into a human weapon, but quickly decide that their Super Soldier is far too expensive of a creation to risk in combat. So, they decide to put him to use as an army celebrity and parade him across Europe to boost morale by performing in USO shows for American troops. He is even given a costume that bear the colors of Old Glory for the stage. Then, when a Nazi plot reveals itself Rogers must rise up and become the First Avenger, in order to save his country. Steve Rogers becomes Captain America and he earns his way into the hearts and souls of every American, bringing hope and justice to a war-weary nation. Later, during a mission to Germany to stop his archenemy - The Red Skull, from launching rockets at the allies, Captain America sacrifices himself and winds up frozen in ice for almost six decades! Revived, Steve Rogers now must join forces with new heroes and become an Avenger of the modern age.
There have been various images of Chris Evans as Captain America on this net that so intertwines us. First, we had a burrito-stuffed stunt double, so that didn’t really count. Then, Captain America: Old Navy Capris edition because you know who doesn’t watch enough superhero movies? Your mom. After that, the entire suit sans helmet because every good drug dealer knows, little kids are nature’s mules you give the first taste for free. And now finally, Entertainment Weekly has graced us with the whole enchilada above which looks.. okay? I don’t even know. It’s hard for me to get it up for a movie by the director of The Wolfman and Jurassic Park 3 when you’ve got Ed Brubaker delivering a solid Cap month-after-month. Unfortunately, five people know what the hell I even said back there – Four of which are Harry Knowles. – so here’s a topical joke about my penis: It fights Nazis, and not the way Jesse James was doing it. That’s more of a “special hug.”
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