Because pictures of Steve in a dress never get old.

[seanchai.livejournal.com]

So apparently, Steve's been into drag since the 1940's. I love how he appears to be totally convinced not only that he can pass as a woman, but that Bucky can pass as an eight year old. Also, Steve's relationship with Sergeant Duffy is comedy gold.

Because pictures of Steve in a dress never get old.

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[geekychan.livejournal.com]

Okay, I've seen the picture, but I've never read the comic before. That was amazing. Why didn't anyone notice that Grandma punches with a man hand? Why does Steve decide to go as a woman in the first place? Why not just like a guy with a wig? "Once gay Paris is not a pretty sight under the heel of the Nazi Conqueror"?

My favorite is Steve as Granny, smoking a pipe with his legs crossed while wearing stockings. Or maybe the implication that Steve and Bucky regularly dress as Can-Can dancers when they mess up...

[deviouslint.livejournal.com]

Um... is it just me, or is Steve operating under the assumption that the dinosaur is American? Oh, Steve. Your speeches are so epic that dinosaurs not only understand you, but they also seek citizenship, just because of you.

[elspethdixon.livejournal.com]

The dinosaur is actually a human who was transformed into a dinosaur by... something or other... and manipulated into working for the Nazis. I can't remember whether he was American or not -- seanchai thinks he was Italian.

Because in the Golden Age, context just made things more confusing.

[lemiserabelle.livejournal.com]

Steve accusing a dinosaur of working for the Nazis cracked me up. Thanks for sharing. :-)

[helva2260.livejournal.com]

I love how apparently looking like a fifth columnist is reason enough for a 6'4" elderly woman with high heels and bulging biceps to punch a random passerby!

And that Steve's reaction to seeing Paris is, "We could stay and straighten France out...". Uh, not in that dress, Steve!

[seanchai.livejournal.com]

I love how apparently looking like a fifth columnist is reason enough for a 6'4" elderly woman with high heels and bulging biceps to punch a random passerby!

That's one of my favorite panels out of the lot; Steve is so *confident* in his awful disguise that not even the Nazis are willing to question him on it.

And that Steve's reaction to seeing Paris is, "We could stay and straighten France out...". Uh, not in that dress, Steve!

::snerk:: I've always wondered what Steve got up to during the downtime he must have had in Paris, and this just makes me more curious!