The Dora Milaje are here!
And John Walker is desperate to prove himself in the latest episode of the Disney+ superhero series.
But as Zemo says, there’s never been another Steve Rogers, has there?
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In fact, isn’t that what this whole show is about?
When Steve’s successor does finally enter this episode, he’s screaming and whining like an idiot.
Stomping around, yelling that people are under arrest and demanding that people obey him.
Zemo’s subtler methods are much more effective.
Zemo picks one up, and for a second it looks like we might be getting a superpowered supervillain.
But Zemo doesn’t just talk the talk, he walks the walk.
In the post-game huddle, John Walker is once again whining.
In some ways I wish the whole show could be about the Dora Milaje beating up John Walker.
is just the icing on the cake.
His friend Lamar tells him that the super-soldier serum just makes you more like yourself.
It enhances what you already are.
So John takes the serum too, and what do we know about him?
Mostly that he’s obnoxious, arrogant, and haunted by darkness in his military past.
Doesn’t sound like a great combination, honestly.
Meanwhile, Karli means business.
), that her new plan is to kill Captain America as a blow against this new world order.
She knows where Sam’s family lives.
Karli insists that Sam come alone, but this show isn’t calledThe Falcon, you know?
Bucky comes along too and doesn’t take no for an answer.
Karli’s plan was to separate the Americans, and it seems to be working.
The Flag-Smashers take John’s buddy Lamar hostage, but they don’t get John to themselves for long.
Sam soon joins up with him to fight the Flag-Smashers together.
The problem with superpowers, though, is that it’s easy to get used to them.
The same cannot be said for Lamar, unfortunately.
This is bad news.
The Flag-Smashers immediately scatter, but John won’t let them get away.
He charges right out a window and manages to chase down Karli’s friend from earlier.
Maybe Zemo was right.B
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