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And so begins a story about my absolute favorite Marvel character! First of all, check out MODOK’s long hair!
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The evil chairborn misfit sends a robot into Harlem to get Captain America to come and fight, but he ends up bringing Harlem’s protector, Falcon. Cap rushes to the scene as well.
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Fires start and Captain America says this…
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Is he implying that Harlem should burn? I find those words baffling.
They all fight, and in the end Cap and Falcon team up.
It’s billed as a “secret origin” story, but it doesn’t add much more than what we already knew…
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Basically, he was an AIM agent placed in an “alteration chamber.” Not much to it.
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The issue ends with “a new team is born” because next issue the title changes to “Captain America and the Falcon.”