I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

Chapter 9 Captain America: A Complete Surpassing Homelander

Why?

"Why me and you?"

After listening to Coulson's report, Nick Fury immediately fell into a deep thought.

What's so special about him and Coulson that they're being "targeted" by this strange screen?

"We've also experienced even stranger things."

"I believe we will figure it out."

Coulson said calmly to Nick Fury.

"Besides us, who else can see this screen?"

Lu Dan nodded in agreement, and then casually asked Coulson the same question.

Coulson shook his head: "It's not clear yet."

Nick Fury understood the situation and began giving orders to Coulson: "Listen, there are two things I need you to do."

"Check if anyone else can see this screen, and then... Captain America?"

Coulson, being Nick Fury's trusted confidant, immediately guessed where Lu Dan wanted to fly before Lu Dan even spoke.

"It seems I don't need to waste my breath."

Give me an answer as soon as possible.

Nick Fury waved his hand with satisfaction, dismissing Coulson.

……

X-Men world.

Captain America?

Neither Charles nor Hank had ever heard of this person.

However, the fact that Captain America was able to sleep for seventy years without dying undoubtedly means he is also a mutant.

Of course.

This Captain America isn't just immortal; what's even more striking is that he's still so young after seventy years.

She hasn't aged an inch!

Judging from the fighting ability he has demonstrated, his physical qualities are also beyond those of ordinary people.

Charles couldn't guess what kind of ability it was.

However, for Charles and Hank, the most critical issue right now is not Captain America, but the world seventy years in the future as depicted in the video.

The towering buildings standing side by side, the constantly flashing neon lights and GG signs, and the endless stream of vehicles of all colors.

It has a strong "futuristic" feel, which is a completely different style and full of a strong "science fiction" feel.

Charles would believe it if you told him it was a future world depicted in a science fiction movie.

Therefore, it is clear that the time point of seventy years in the video is not the current time point.

But if that's not the case, then there's a big problem.

"Could this be the world of the future?"

Hank pushed up his glasses, his face filled with disbelief. "This video is showing things from the future?"

Is it possible to predict the future?

Is it really possible for someone to predict the future, something so incredible?

"I have never seen anyone do this before, at least not before."

Charles shook his head.

But if this isn't a video showcasing the future, then what is it?

Is it just a meaningless, simplistic video?

Does this not prove anything?

But whoever the mutant behind it is, why would he let himself and Hank see such a video?

So after some discussion, Charles and Hank felt that the video was more likely to showcase future possibilities.

After all, this makes more sense.

Thinking of this, Charles and Hank's expressions became more serious.

"Charles, we need to find Captain America."

"We can't just leave him lying there."

Hank said to Captain America in a deep voice.

Captain America chose to sacrifice himself to save New York, and this heroic and fearless spirit won Hank's high praise and affirmation.

Strictly speaking, Captain America and they are exactly the same kind of people, and Hank cannot simply ignore them.

According to the video, Captain America will not be discovered until the future; he is definitely still lying on the seabed for now.

"Hank, you know, I'm not the same person I used to be."

Charles shook his head.

He understood what Hank meant; Hank intended for him to use the brainwave amplifier to find Captain America, but Charles was no longer able to use the brainwave amplifier.

The most crucial thing is not Hank's medicine; those are secondary.

Hank's potion has a limited duration; once the effects wear off, Charles's abilities will be restored.

However, his mental state also deteriorated, and he could no longer control the brainwave amplifier.

Even if he could, Charles simply wouldn't do it.

Charles now is nothing more than a dejected and down-on-his-luck middle-aged man.

……

The Boys world.

"Does anyone know who this guy is?"

The Butcher pointed at Captain America on the screen and asked the Frenchman and Hughie beside him.

But the two shook their heads; neither of them were from their world, so it would be strange if they could recognize each other.

"Although I don't know who he is, he seems like a good person."

Hugh spoke up, saying that he found Captain America agreeable and held him in high regard.

"All superheroes look like good guys."

The butcher curled his lip, his words as sharp and ruthless as knives: "The locomotive smashed your lovely little girlfriend into a pulp, and before her blood splattered into your mouth, the locomotive was still a good person."

Others may not know, but Butcher knows all too well what kind of people those so-called superheroes really are.

Every single one of them is scum.

Of course, they hide their true selves very well; the faces they present to the public are carefully packaged by Vought International.

Butcher bets that the story of Captain America sacrificing himself to save New York is definitely a propaganda film produced by Vought International.

"Are they trying to create another Soldier Boy?"

The Frenchmen, on the other hand, made some sarcastic remarks.

Using a shield, skilled in close combat, a war hero—isn't this exactly the character of a soldier boy?

The younger generation today may not know much about Soldier Boys, but in the childhood of many French people, Soldier Boys were incredibly popular idols.

Their status was in no way inferior to that of the current people of the motherland, and perhaps even greater.

It's a pity that he died while carrying out some kind of nuclear leak mission, otherwise, how would Homelander have had a chance to stand up?

"No, he will completely surpass the soldier boy."

"This bastard looks so righteous, he's practically the epitome of bravery, integrity, and justice."

"I believe that 90 percent of people who see this face will genuinely feel that he is a hero."

"I give this actor a perfect score of 100."

"And 'Captain America'? What kind of son of a bitch could afford that nickname? I have to say, it's fucking classic!"

The Butcher shrugged as he stood by. He had a feeling that if Vought International really released Captain America, it would be a huge hit.

Surpassing our countrymen is a piece of cake.

(End of this chapter)