American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"I know, just be yourself."

"Ah."

They'll like you, good luck.

"Love you!"

"Love you!"

After the woman in black exchanged a few words with John Walker, another black warrior, John Walker's partner, Warstar, also entered.

He offered encouragement to John Walker, who was about to face a momentous occasion.

"Can you believe it? Just two weeks ago we were forming a team, preparing to go to Lizhi for a special mission, but now? We're doing this instead. But don't get me wrong, this is good."

Zhan Xing said with deep emotion.

"It was great, but I shook hands a lot, dressed up a lot, gave a lot of speeches, and met with senators. I just want to do my job."

John Walker also looked on with a sense of感慨 (gǎnkǎi, a complex emotion encompassing both feelings and reflection).

“This is your job, John. All of this, wearing the Stars and Stripes and stuff, it’s part of the job.”

At this point, Zhan Xing reached out and touched a uniform hanging on the cabinet. "This uniform represents the expectations placed upon you, buddy. You can't rely on brute force to solve problems anymore. Alright, time to get to work!"

Warstar patted John Walker on the shoulder, then left the locker room as well.

John Walker reached out and touched the star-spangled uniform that belonged only to Captain America, and said meaningfully, "Time to get to work."

Next, the camera switched.

But in a huge square, many people were singing and dancing, and the audience seats were packed with cheers.

John Walker, already dressed as Captain America, is shaking hands and greeting the audience.

"To be honest... I don't really like this Captain America. He looks... even less pleasing to the eye than Rogers," Tony Stark immediately began to complain.

“Thank you for the compliment, Stark,” Captain America said, shrugging.

"Maybe we've gotten so used to Rogers as Captain America that seeing John Walker in this uniform just feels a bit odd."

Peter Parker also spoke up.

“That’s right, I’m not quite used to it.” Scott Lang nodded in agreement.

Overall, the debut of the new Captain America was somewhat disappointing for the participants.

Chapter 303 Who says Captain America won't die?

on the screen.

Amid cheers from the crowd, John Walker made his way to the prepared platform and sat down next to the host.

"Ladies and gentlemen, your new Captain America!" the host announced solemnly to everyone present and those watching on television.

Hello, America!

John Walker waved to everyone, which was his way of saying hello.

"Welcome! You must be very happy to be back in your high school after all this time." The host began the interview.

John Walker!

"Oh!"

Before John Walker could even speak, deafening cheers erupted from the surrounding audience.

"John, I think the thing everyone wants to know most is what it's like to be Captain America." The host asked a question that everyone was very interested in, "Do eagles fly overhead wherever you go?"

“Hehehe!” John Walker laughed. “Yes! And the national flag will be flying proudly overhead.”

"How's the tour going? I know they've arranged a grand debut for you."

"This is a great honor for me, but it also shocks me. How could someone like me have come to this?"

“Wait, ‘Someone like me?’” the host interrupted John Walker. “Someone is being too modest. You don’t know John Walker’s resume.”

The host then began to introduce John Walker's resume.

"John Walker, the first person in American history to receive three Medals of Honor, was in charge of classified counterterrorism and hostage rescue missions."

"The government studied your body at MIT. You excelled in all measurable categories: speed, endurance, intelligence..."

From the host's introduction of John Walker, we can naturally draw a conclusion.

There is more than one "candidate" for Captain America that the authorities are looking for.

Instead, there should be many people at the same time.

These candidates will undergo a series of tests, and then the U.S. government will compare and screen them to ultimately decide which one to "hire".

This process is reasonable, and no one was too surprised by it.

The selection of Captain America is no small matter.

"That's right, I'm not Tony Stark, and I'm not Dr. Banner."

on the screen.

John Walker's voice continued.

“I don’t have cool equipment or superhuman strength, but I have courage!” John Walker spoke eloquently under everyone’s gaze. “That’s what Captain America has always had and always needed. I will need all my courage because I am about to take on an incredibly heavy responsibility.”

Do you know Steve Rogers?

“I had been away from West Point for two years when Steve returned. I had been following him when he was in the Avengers, and I consider him my role model.”

"So you've always wanted to be a hero?"

“I’m glad that what I do can give people a sense of security. Steve Rogers is the kind of person who has that ability. He gave me hope. Although I’ve never met him, I feel like he’s my brother.”

The video ended with John Walker's interview.

“Well, Rogers,” Thor smiled and looked at Captain America, “how do you feel about your successor? Are you satisfied?”

"There's no such thing as 'satisfied' or 'unsatisfied.' Since he was officially selected, it means he's qualified," Captain America said.

“Although his resume is really impressive, I’m a little worried that he won’t last long,” Tony Stark said.

"Why, Stark? Why do you think that?" Scott Lang couldn't help but ask, somewhat curiously.

“He’s just a mortal, I’m afraid he won’t be up to the task,” Tony Stark said matter-of-factly.

"He himself said that he doesn't have my equipment or Banner's strength. Even though he is excellent and has won the Medal of Honor three times, he is still just a mortal. He can never do what Rogers can do."

"How should he deal with a criminal who has enhanced abilities?"

"In short... I don't have a high opinion of him, unless he has some other special ability."

If you think about it, that's definitely true.

Captain America has fought countless superhuman criminals, and if those criminals were handed over to John Walker, he might not be able to handle them.

Or rather, it would be completed very reluctantly.

Even if John Walker is incredibly capable, the gap between an ordinary person and a super soldier is not so easy to bridge.

"Anyway, I'm not a big fan of John Walker's Captain America; I still prefer Captain Rogers."

Peter Parker then chimed in from the side.

“There’s no point in discussing these issues anymore,” Strange said. “The current Rogers is unlikely to become that white-haired old man, and the idea of ​​a new Captain America won’t happen, at least not in the near future.”

"Who can say for sure about these things?" Tony Stark said meaningfully.

Admittedly, the scenario where Thanos snaps his fingers and causes half of humanity to become extinct is unlikely to happen, and time machines are also very likely never to be invented.

The scenario for Captain America, where he travels back in time to live half his life as foreshadowed by the main universe, will not happen.

But who can guarantee that Captain America won't encounter any accidents?

Even Captain America can die a violent death!

Regardless of the reason, once Captain America dies, the authorities will definitely choose a successor.

Captain America has become a symbol of America. The entire nation is accustomed to Captain America's presence, and America cannot do without him.

[Question: During an operation, Scott Lang and his daughter Hank Pym were captured by the ghost Ava. How did they escape?]

[A. Scott Lang shrunk to the size of an ant and successfully escaped.]

[B. Scott Lang's companions arrived in time to rescue everyone from their predicament.]

C. Scott Lang persuaded the ghost to change his mind and release everyone.

[D. Hank Pym used a trick to release the ants and turn the tide.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the reward skill Heavenly Dao Divine Expedition;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

Halfway through their discussion, the system notification sounded again, interrupting their conversation.

A new question has appeared.

“In the last question, we learned that Ghost attacked Hope. Now, the other side has also captured Scott and Hank Pym. It seems that this person is determined to get back at the Hank Pym family.”

Thor shrugged and was the first to sigh.

"That's not surprising."

Captain America calmly replied, "The Ghost attacked Hope for the lab that allows access to the Quantum Realm! It's not surprising that she captured Hankpym in order to gain access to the Quantum Realm."

After all, entering the quantum realm is not a trivial matter like going to the movies; such a channel is not something that ordinary people can open.

First, they would seize the relevant equipment, and then they would arrest the technicians. This was all perfectly reasonable.

Of course.

Strictly speaking, we don't know exactly what Ghost Ava's true purpose is.

All that everyone knows is that this person needs a laboratory, but what exactly he needs the laboratory for is unclear.

Entering the quantum realm is merely a logical conjecture, nothing more.