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Captain America Buried in Arlington National Cemetary

coondoggie writes "Earlier this year Captain America was slain as the climax to Marvel Comics' Civil War event. The renowned hero will be buried in the next issue of Marvel Comics' 'Fallen Son,' due on July 5. 'Writer Jeph Loeb has been busy working through the stages of grief in his most recent titles, according to an Associated Press story. A book centered on Wolverine dealt with denial; one with the Avengers covered anger; and Spider-Man battled depression. With the story line so relevant to present-day politics, and the timing of the latest issue so precise, it's hard not to think the whole thing is one big slam on the government.'"

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  1. "cemetary"? by timster · · Score: 5, Funny

    So tell me, where did they bury Captain Spelling? The libary?

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  2. And in the next issue... by kgp_crap · · Score: 5, Funny

    It is later revealed that the plan was orchestrated by the Red Skull;

    This just in from Marvel..In the next issue..Red Skull gets a Presidential pardon.

  3. Re:Uh, spoil much? by halivar · · Score: 5, Funny

    And, with his last, dying gasp, he falls on Hermoine.

    Dammit... I spoiled that one, too. I'm sorry.

  4. Re:How about... by tomhudson · · Score: 5, Funny

    "How about burying real politicians instead of Capt. America."

    How about burying lawyers instead of Capt. America.

    Fixed it for you.

    A busload full of lawyers crashed outsided of town. When the emergency crews arrived on the scene, they found that the local townfolk had already buried all the lawyers. Surveying the wreckage, one EMT said "the crash doesn't look that bad. Didn't any of them survive?" "Well, some of them SAID they were still alive, but you know how them lawyer fellas like to lie."

  5. Re:Uh, spoil much? by Kilraven · · Score: 4, Funny

    Prime dying in a Transformers movie isn't a spoiler. You want to talk about spoilers in the Transformer movie? Tell me whether or not "the Touch" is played during the climactic battle in Bay's flick.

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