| Alias |
|
| Captain
America 0 |
| Nick
Name |
| The
First Captain America |
| Civilian
ID |
| Isaiah Bradley |
| Occupation |
| Soldier |
| Legal
Status |
| Citizen
of the United States with a military criminal record. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| New
York, New York |
| Group
Affiliation |
| U.S. Army |
| Base
of Operations |
| Mobile within the European
theatre of World War II. |
| Height |
| | |
| Weight |
| | |
| Eye
Color |
| Brown |
| Hair
Color |
| Black |
| Skin
Tone |
| Negroid |
| Known
Powers |
| Super-Soldier
Serum and Vita-Ray enhancements resulting in peak human strength, speed,
stamina, agility and longevity. Excellent hand-to-hand combat
skills with training as a soldier.
Note: Although the Super-Soldier
Serum has extended Bradley's life expectancy, it has cost him his mental
faculties resulting in a regression to an intellectually adolescent state.
|
| Accessories |
|
Captain America Uniform:
Composed of a fire-proof weave with a chain mail upper body armor.
Shield: Kite-shaped shield composed of
an unknown alloy.
Used both offensively and defensively.
|
| Common
Enemies |
|
Nazis
U.S. Army
|
| Regularly
Appearing |
| Truth: Red, White &
Black |
| First
Appearance |
|
Isaiah
Bradley
Truth: Red, White &
Black #1 (Jan. 2003)
Captain America
0
Truth: Red, White &
Black #4 (April, 2003)
|
| Creator |
| Robert Morales & Kyle
Baker |
| Origin |
| It
was a different America, a segregated America, an America of institutional
racism and eugenic philosophy, where the worth of a man or woman was
determined by the color of their skin and not the content of their
character. In the days proceeding Pearl
Harbor, America knew that it needed a new kind of weapon, not one of metal
and gears, but of flesh and bone. Behind this backdrop of racism, the
decision was made to recruit a group of men to use as unknowing test
subjects to create the blueprint that would result in Captain America. |