Captain America (Ultimate Marvel)

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Captain America is a male comic superhero who features in Marvel Comics.

Biography

Steve Rogers was a male human who was an inhabitant of Earth-1610 in the Multiverse.

He was referred to as Test Subject 55 in the experiment that empowered him. (Ultimate Origins v1 #2)

Captain America was created by Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch where he made his first appearance in The Ultimates v1 #1 (March, 2002).
The character was adapted from Captain America created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.

In Ultimate Invasion v1 #4 (2023), an alternate version of Ultimate Captain America appeared in the new Ultimate Marvel reality that was designated as Earth-6160 in the Multiverse.

In The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, elements of Ultimate Captain America appeared in the setting of the animated television series. These traits were amalgamated with the Skrull Pitt'o Nili while he was impersonating Steve Rogers/Captain America.
In Ultimate Spider-Man, elements of Ultimate Captain America appeared in the setting of the animated television series where he was voiced by actor Roger Craig Smith.

In Ultimate Avengers: The Movie, the Ultimate Captain America appeared in the setting of the animated film where he was voiced by actor Justin Gross. This version was a composite of both the Ultimate Marvel incarnation and his mainstream version. Steve Rogers was transformed into Captain America by the Super Soldier Program in World War II, answering a call to serve his country. Captain America fought Herr Kleiser throughout the European theater with his photographer friend Bucky Barnes. On his final mission, he destroyed the Chitauri nuclear missile that was en-route to the United States, falling into the Atlantic Ocean and left frozen in suspended animation. Six decades later, Captain America woke to a future he hardly recognized. Rogers became depressed over the fact that most people he knew were dead and Bucky had married his former girlfriend Gail. He agreed to lead the Avengers to protect America, though he believed himself unable to handle the team and even retired after a failed mission only to return when the Chitauri attack the Triskelion.

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