*nod* I can see some of those points. I think the plot device is totally fair -- it's not like comics are strangers to plot devices, and Brubaker has outright admitted he's doing this as a tribute to Vonnegut -- and I also think the flashbacks are important. This is going to be a jumping-on point for new Cap fans, and it's important to refresh everyone's memories of the important moments in Cap's past, so they see where and who he's been. Plus, Steve is so lost that I think HE needs to remember who he is, too. I'm sure the plot will come to a head, but for now I'm enjoying seeing this tour through Cap's history through Brubaker's lens.
I just get frustrated because I feel like a lot of fandom is just annoyed that Tony isn't a part of it, and while I shop that pairing wholeheartedly, I don't see any reason why this story should be about him. Their reunion and working out their issues will come later.
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I just get frustrated because I feel like a lot of fandom is just annoyed that Tony isn't a part of it, and while I shop that pairing wholeheartedly, I don't see any reason why this story should be about him. Their reunion and working out their issues will come later.