A recipient of an experimental body enhancement chemical retaliates against his would be killers as a star spangled superhero.

When Steve Rogers, a commercial artist, is almost murdered by spies looking for his late father's secrets, he is saved in surgery when the FLAG formula is injected into him. This serum not only heals him but gives him tremendous strength and lightening reflexes. To help Rogers retaliate against his attackers, a government agency equips him with a special motorcycle loaded with gadgets, including a detachable shield that's not only bulletproof, but can be thrown as a weapon. Thus armed, he battles against the nation's enemies as the Sentinel of Liberty, Captain America.—Kenneth Chisholm <[email protected]>

Steve Rogers life has been spent on military school or in the military. He now wants to travel around the country. But a man Simon Mills calls him and tells him his father develop a serum that can give enhanced abilities to whoever takes it. But because his father used his own biological material to make it. Anyone who takes it who is not a cellular match will die. But because Steve is his father's sob his cells might be a match. But he declines. Later a friend calls him so Steve goes to. Him and finds him dead. When he calls it in. Simon shows up and informs him the man is working on the neutron bomb. Later someone forces Steve off the road and he crashes. While in a coma Simon decides to give him the serum and it saves him and he's not rejecting it. Steve is indifferent to this but sticks around. His friend's daughter calls him Andre tries to help find out what happened to her father. Simon makes a special van and motorcycle for Steve. And makes a costume for him . A she adopts the identity of captain America.—[email protected]