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The Paul Buynan of World War Two 1/?
Title: The Paul Buynan of World War Two
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ageofalejandro
Beta:pixie_rings
Rating: PG 13
Universe: movie!verse
Summary: Captain America's just like Rosie the Riveter and Uncle Sam - just a story, a symbol, a figure from WWII. Right?
Pairings/Characters: Steve/Tony, thus far. Nick Fury.
Warnings: Tony's foul mouf and AU, I suppose? Other than that, nothing that I foresee.
Word Count: 630 on the nose.
A/N: For a![[info]](../../img/community.gif?v=89.1)
capkink prompt. Also, Tony's not kidding about the print scanner.
( Tony arched an eyebrow and leaned his chair back idly. "Captain America was a guy in a ridiculous costume. Some schmuck they picked up off the streets in Brooklyn. He's not even like Rosie the fucking Riveter, who had some actual social value. He's the Paul Bunyan of World War Two, designed to sell war bonds and look pretty. Whoever you have isn't Captain American." )
Author/Artist:
ageofalejandroBeta:
pixie_ringsRating: PG 13
Universe: movie!verse
Summary: Captain America's just like Rosie the Riveter and Uncle Sam - just a story, a symbol, a figure from WWII. Right?
Pairings/Characters: Steve/Tony, thus far. Nick Fury.
Warnings: Tony's foul mouf and AU, I suppose? Other than that, nothing that I foresee.
Word Count: 630 on the nose.
A/N: For a
capkink prompt. Also, Tony's not kidding about the print scanner.( Tony arched an eyebrow and leaned his chair back idly. "Captain America was a guy in a ridiculous costume. Some schmuck they picked up off the streets in Brooklyn. He's not even like Rosie the fucking Riveter, who had some actual social value. He's the Paul Bunyan of World War Two, designed to sell war bonds and look pretty. Whoever you have isn't Captain American." )