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I think Jason Aaron could do well with Winter Soldier.

I don't think there should be a #1 guy.

Cap should step into more of a leadership role, but I don't want him to hog the spotlight like Iron Man did in Avengers.

The Budapest comment is something that got blown out of proportion. I don't think there's any story at all behind it, it's just a joke.

The joke being that Natasha and Clint are fighting aliens in...

Eh, it seemed more like they collectively decided to work together on their own, sobered by the attack on the hellicarier. It isn't Steve's doing.

Bruce, in particular, joins the fight because of...

Natasha visits one of Fury's hideouts in #2, and on a wall, there's a whole bunch of pictures of superheros and their names. BuckyCap is there, labelled Barnes.

I'd have been okay with the Commander Rogers outfit, I'd have also been okay with a more traditional Cap. This is somewhere in the middle, and doesn't satisfy as either would have.

He needs to...

I'm not sure, but I think he has what it takes to play post-Winter Soldier Bucky.

Steve is a smart guy. He saw all sort of weird tech in the war. In the Avengers deleted scenes, he keeps a laptop at his apartment that he manages to use by himself.

The stuff Cap would have...

The synopsis killed me. Black Widow seems to be a pivotal character, while Falcon is an "also" character, while Agent 13 is at the very end of the list.

It doesn't?

It was always odd, why he wore it. But I don't remember it ever hiding his identity.

In fact, Sharon Carter recognized him even though e was wearing it.

Same.

It isn't that it's too different, I just think that exposing his forehead and hair looks weird as hell.

I think it will be either the best or the worst.

I can see that happening.

But I think the situation with Red Skull/Nazis/HYDRA was different. It's more of a question of Marvel wanting the option of putting out HYDRA merchandise, and it would...

She eventually remembers on her own after noticing the scar, and Sam fills her in.

I'd actually hate for it to be HYDRA. Anyone but them.

Delirious from the experiment, surely. The commentary mentions that Zola was experimenting on him with something that causes him to survive the fall from the train. And presumably gives him a long...

My thoughts exactly.

Having WS as a figure of the cold war speaks to the sense of dissonance Steve feels. Before he went down, the US and the USSR were allies, and while he wasn't looking, they...

Didn't Sharon stab herself to prevent the baby from falling to Red Skull and Zola's hands?

Also, where is all this talk of Wanda as Cap's love interest coming from?

I'd be okay with Winter Soldier working for whoever, so long as the USSR were responsible for him becoming Winter Soldier.

Who mentioned Jack Rollins?

Is Cap's posting as "top cop" still in effect?

I think many, including myself, imagine Batroc will be an extremely small role that is all about the action. So he won't need to act, and what little acting he needs to do, he can be carried by his...

I think many, including myself, imagine Batroc will be an extremely small role that is all about the action. So he won't need to act, and what little acting he needs to do, he can be carried by his...

Not sure if serious, or lampooning fan propensity to resolve problematic adaptations by suggesting the Ultimate approach.

Zola didn't really come across as the mastermind type in the first movie. He's more of a weak-willed toady who went along with the Red Skull because he was scared to death of him.

Also, I think...

I definitely think the Cap sequel is overcrowded, considering all the plots that are in play;

They need to wrap up Steve's loose ends with Peggy, tackle Steve's issues with the modern world,...