Happy 4th of July from Captain America and Longbox Graveyard!
Happy 4th of July From Longbox Graveyard!
Posted on July 4, 2013, in Announcements and tagged Captain America, Holiday. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
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The deed done, Benjamin Franklin made this comment: “Let’s hang together or most assuredly we shall hang separately.”- The British lion was not a tame house cat- these men took their lives into their hands.
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One of my favorite quotes from the Revolution — apt, witty, and true. Everyone who signed the Declaration of Independence was signing their own death warrant. They would all have hanged, separately or otherwise.
Have a happy 4th of July!
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Reblogged this on The Yasmine Life (CRAZY) and commented:
I had a great 4th of July! I love me so Captain America!
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Enjoy the holiday!
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Late to the party here (so what else is new, right-but I was on a mission, so that’s how it goes): I am extremely patriotic to the IDEAL of America; what’s happening now is heartbreaking, disappointing, & would make a Nomad out of Steve Rogers again, IMHO.
Let’s hope we don’t cave to the willing loss of our last freedoms.
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I expect Cap would have some timely wisdom to offer on things like wiretaps, drone strikes, and overseas adventurism, but for the most part I expect Marvel will confine their political stories to metaphorical conflicts like their Civil War arc. The days when a wild-eyed creator like Steve Englehart could run off half-cocked in the pages of Captain America (who you may recall he implicated Dick Nixon as head of the Secret Empire) are long gone.
Which is one of the reasons I treasure comics from the 1970s. But you already knew that …
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