I'll admit, my original view of Steve was strongly colored by Ultimates and my personal bias towards the modern focus of Catholicism/Christianity. Whedon didn't help with the "There's only one god, ma'am" line. Both authors did a good job of of summarizing/explaining the personality that makes the most sense for Steve and put some great context to the time/place he would have grown up in, and I think that's all consistent with his MCU characterization.
*nods*
i know my feels about Steve are very much influenced by the fact that my first experience of him was the movie and that was strengthened by having a lot of people like musesfools talk about and love a very 'stand up guy' version of the character.
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*nods*
i know my feels about Steve are very much influenced by the fact that my first experience of him was the movie and that was strengthened by having a lot of people like musesfools talk about and love a very 'stand up guy' version of the character.