Previous Post > Was it a Continuity Issue because they were planning on bumping him off or something else? What would his Heart's Desire have Been in HOUSE Of M,or was the Fact That He was Not Involved The Answer? Any Ideas? Steve Rogers was given the chance to live a full and peaceful life. He was never frozen in ice and was allowed to live to a ripe old age as the appreciated hero of World War II. At least, I think that's what happened, I never read that series.

> > Was it a Continuity Issue because they were planning on bumping him off or something else? What would his Heart's Desire have Been in HOUSE Of M,or was the Fact That He was Not Involved The Answer? Any Ideas?
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> Steve Rogers was given the chance to live a full and peaceful life. He was never frozen in ice and was allowed to live to a ripe old age as the appreciated hero of World War II.
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> At least, I think that's what happened, I never read that series.

You're quite right. It was actually really touching, I thought. He had his small defeats and setbacks and his great victories thoughout the next sixty years, and in the end, he was comfortable, he'd led a good life, and though he had the same disappointments with the upcoming generation that every old man feels, his life was a good one.

It was a nice step outside of a lot of what was going on in House of M. Wanda gave him an especially kind fate.