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Captain America is a superhero created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby who appears in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character first appeared in Captain America Comics #1, published on December 20, 1940, by Timely Comics, a corporate predecessor to Marvel. Captain America's civilian identity is Steve Rogers, a frail man ...
- Steven "Steve" Rogers
- Marvel Comics
- Captain America Comics #1 (December 20, 1940)
Jul 22, 2011 · Captain America: The First Avenger: Directed by Joe Johnston. With Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell, Sebastian Stan, Tommy Lee Jones. Steve Rogers, a rejected military soldier, transforms into Captain America after taking a dose of a "Super-Soldier serum".
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Box office. $370.6 million [4] Captain America: The First Avenger is a 2011 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Captain America. Produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Paramount Pictures, [a] it is the fifth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The film was directed by Joe Johnston, written by Christopher ...
- $370.6 million
- Alan Silvestri
- $140–216.7 million
- Kevin Feige
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- Overview
- Biography
- Personality
- Powers and Abilities
- Equipment
- Facilities
- Relationships
―Captain America
Samuel Thomas "Sam" Wilson is a former United States Air Force pararescue airman who wielded an experimental military wingsuit, operating under the callsign Falcon. Wilson decided to leave active duty when his wingman Riley was killed in action, instead choosing to help other veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. At this time, Wilson met Steve Rogers and was drawn to his conflict with HYDRA, as Rogers needed help from anyone not associated with S.H.I.E.L.D. since they had been infiltrated by HYDRA. Retaking his old wings, Wilson had then assisted with destroying all of Alexander Pierce's schemes of world domination. Following their victory against Pierce's HYDRA units, Falcon then agreed to assist Rogers in tracking down Winter Soldier, who was in fact Rogers' close friend who had been brainwashed by HYDRA.
As Falcon continued searching for the Winter Soldier, he was recruited into the Avengers, since their original team disbanded following the defeat of Ultron. During his time with the Avengers, Falcon briefly encountered Ant-Man before assisting in defeating Crossbones. In the aftermath of several incidents that caused casualties within civilians, the Avengers were then forced into following the Sokovia Accords, putting them all under the government's full control. However, as the Winter Soldier was blamed for terrorist attacks by Helmut Zemo, Falcon stood by Captain America with protecting the Winter Soldier, which had then caused the Avengers Civil War. In the wake of this clash, Falcon, and several other Avengers who were loyal to Captain America, were defeated by Iron Man, and locked into the Raft, until Captain America freed them as they became fugitives.
While the Avengers were still disbanded, Earth had come under attack by Thanos and his Black Order, bringing Falcon and his allies out of hiding. Learning that Thanos intended to steal the Mind Stone from Vision, Falcon joined the Avengers in taking Vision to Wakanda for his protection, while they had then tried to keep Thanos' forces back. However, they were eventually defeated as Thanos claimed the Infinity Stones and used them to cause the Snap, killing trillions including Falcon. Five years later, the victims of the Snap were resurrected by the surviving Avengers, and Falcon rejoined their battles against Thanos as they finally defeated him at the cost of Tony Stark's life. In the aftermath of the battle, Falcon learned that Captain America returned to the past and had lived a full life with Peggy Carter, and seeing him return as an old man, was given the shield by Rogers.
Early LifeMilitary CareerMeeting Captain AmericaNew AvengersAvengers Civil WarOn the Run―Isaiah Bradley and Sam Wilson
Sam Wilson is one of Steve Rogers' most stalwart friends and allies. Both men found a kindred spirit in each other when they discovered they both shared common life experiences and had similar values. Sam Wilson and Rogers both fought for the United States of America by joining the military, had to cope with the deaths of friends during war, and had to adjust to life outside of war. For Wilson, he found purpose in helping military veterans adjust to civilian life. This earned Rogers' respect, and in turn Wilson admires Captain America and the ideals he represents. Their commonality helped the two to forge a bond that led Wilson to aid Steve Rogers in many of his heroic exploits. During these exploits, Sam Wilson becomes a hero in his own right, whether it be when the two are fighting shoulder to shoulder together during a mission to save the world or aiding Rogers with a personal matter, such as helping him find Winter Soldier.
In contrast to Rogers' pensive no-nonsense attitude, Wilson often displays a more brazen attitude and a strong sense of humor, often making cheeky comments; he jokingly tells Rogers to come by the VA to make him look good in front of a girl at the desk, and nods in approval when Rogers and Sharon Carter kiss. However, similarly to Rogers, Wilson is also a hardened soldier who, during battle, believes strongly in focusing on the job at hand, bluntly telling Spider-Man that during fights people don't tend to talk much when his adversary started admiring his EXO-suit. Some of Wilson's hardened attitude comes from losing his wingman, Riley, which led to him leaving the military. In addition, he also takes great pride in his work, both when he helps veterans who suffer from PTSD and his work as Falcon, and is visibly embarrassed following his defeat at the hands of Ant-Man, though later jokes about this at their next encounter.
Unlike many of his teammates, Wilson doesn't hold grudges and believes in forming his own opinions of others instead of going by what others think. He respects Scott Lang following their initial meeting despite much of the public believing him to be nothing more than a common criminal, and following their battle at Leipzig airport is the only one of Rogers' captured teammates who doesn't show any ill will toward Tony Stark when he visits his former teammates and admits to Wilson that he was wrong, suggesting the two of them both understand why the other did what they did and still hold some mutual respect for one another.
Wilson also shares many characteristics and similarities to his friend and mentor Steve Rogers, being deeply compassionate and empathetic towards others, as well as having a strong moral code. He is able to understand and relate to the motivations and frustrations of Flag Smasher, stating that he supports the noble nature of her cause, but that he cannot support her violent ways. Wilson firmly believes that violence does not make the world a better place, to which Morgenthau suggests that he is either brilliant or hopelessly optimistic. Despite Baron Zemo's constant efforts to convince Wilson that the only way to stop the Flag Smashers is by killing Morgenthau, Wilson stands firm by his beliefs that the group can be stopped peacefully. After finding out that Sharon Carter was still in hiding for helping Wilson, Rogers and Barnes during the Avengers Civil War, Wilson is deeply stricken and appalled by what she had to experience, promising that he will personally make sure that she gets pardoned for her crimes.
Due to his previous occupation as a counselor at the VA, Wilson serves as a good advisor and a motivational speaker, being able to understand and help Bucky Barnes with his mental struggles and trauma, giving him a few helpful advises on how he should be making amends for his past crimes. Wilson's understanding nature has helped evolve his initial rivalry with Barnes into friendship. Despite not initially agreeing with Isaiah Bradley's beliefs about the legacy of Captain America's Shield, Wilson was still deeply stricken by Bradley's tragic history, even going as far as briefly entertaining the thought of destroying the shield. However, after learning about the importance of the shield and its legacy during the conversation with Bucky Barnes, Wilson's mind about the shield has changed. So much so, that he willingly took the shield and became the new Captain America in hopes of bettering his country. Sam has a deep connection to his family's legacy, constantly trying to convince Sarah Wilson not to sell their old family boat, despite their ever-increasing financial troubles, firmly believing that things like legacy, history and righteous causes are worth fighting for.
Powers
―Falcon to Bucky Barnes •EXO-7 Falcon Capabilities: Although Wilson does not possess any innate powers, he is granted several abilities through his use of the EXO-7 Falcon, which he uses to great effect. •Superhuman Speed: With the thrusters on Wilson's wings, he could reach very fast speeds. He was able to almost catch up to War Machine in the Clash of the Avengers and could also easily fly past many flying vehicles, including a plane in the Rescue of Captain Vassant and also a helicopter in the Attack on the GRC. •Superhuman Agility: Wilson could also maneuver in the air to dodge incoming attacks from his enemies. He could also easily flip in the air by retracting his wings and then deploying them again to fly away. When getting chased by missiles, Wilson retracted his wings to flip downwards in order to have the missiles hit the oncoming Helicarrier. He was also able to wrap his wing around him, so he produced enough force to hit the back of a helicopter to ground it. •Superhuman Stamina: The suit worn by Wilson granted him increased stamina. This stamina allowed him to fly through the air without having to use a lot of energy to do so. •Superhuman Reflexes: Along with agility, Wilson could dodge many obstacles while using the wings. He dodged many missiles and gun fire coming from his behind by maneuvering through the air. He was also able to notice Vision's beam firing at him from behind and flipped out of the way. •Enhanced Vision: The EXO-7's Combat Goggles allow Wilson to view multiple spectrum and see objects that are either too far away or too small to be seen by the naked eye. His upgraded goggles from the Wakandan Design Group allow him to see heat signatures as well as footprints. He was even able to detect Ant-Man in his shrunken form running among the grass. •Flight: Using his specialized winged jetpack, Sam Wilson is able to fly at high speeds with an enhanced degree of maneuverability and agility similar to that of an actual falcon. The impressive agility afforded by the jetpack and his own knowledge on flying enabled him to avoid automatic fire from an Insight Quinjet and the shots of the Insight Helicarriers' main weaponry. While flying, he was able to lift up and carry off people like Jasper Sitwell and Steve Rogers. With his vibranium suit, Wilson was able to support and lift a truck with multiple people inside with the use of his thrusters.
Abilities
―Nick Fury and Sam Wilson •Master Pilot: Wilson displays the utmost skill when flying with his EXO wings; he is capable of performing many advanced and complicated maneuvers while in midair, without losing focus on his objectives, targets, or pursuers. He can also pilot aircraft such as the Quinjet. Even before obtaining the wings, he was a master pilot with planes. Prior to becoming an Avenger, Wilson flew planes in the United States Air Force. •Expert Martial Artist: As a member of the United States Air Force, Wilson is a highly skilled and formidable hand-to-hand combatant and martial artist. Wilson's fighting style include a combination of firearm improvisation, flight maneuvers such as swooping and aerial grappling, and modern army combatives. Wilson was able to subdue HYDRA operatives and go up against STRIKE leader Brock Rumlow, though Rumlow had the upper hand. He momentarily holds his own against Winter Soldier before instantly getting defeated by the latter. He was later able to defeat several members of LAF. He was also capable of fighting several enhanced Flag Smashers and Dora Milaje, briefly combating Nomble unarmed. He also defeated the very skilled Georges Batroc. He is also able to constantly floor the Flag Smasher with his jet pack assisted powerful kicks. Wilson is even able to utilize his flight is his fighting as well. When moving at high speeds, Wilson is capable of utilizing his momentum and weight to generate large amounts of force, such as when he threw a helicopter off course to prevent it from shooting Bucky Barnes, knocked back Iron Man during the Clash of the Avengers, sending Proxima Midnight flying into a store front during the Attack on Vision, slamming a Chitauri Gorilla to the ground, or flooring Karli Morgenthau with a powerful kick. •Shield Mastery: Wilson is highly skilled at using Captain America's shield in combat, having trained with the shield in order to become Captain America. He can ricochet the shield in a way it returns to his grip. He was able to consistently throw it at the Flag Smashers to knock them down, and usually using his shield combined with capabilities of his EXO-7 Falcon. He was also proficient in close combat with the shield, he managed to use the shield to successfully push back Georges Batroc, and able to use it to effectively block and launch attacks on his own, which he used to defend himself from Morgenthau. •Expert Marksman: Wilson is a highly trained marksman, as he has shown great accuracy with his retractable sidearms and U.S. military firearms. During the Battle of Wakanda, Falcon shot down numerous Outriders from mid-air. Steve Rogers admitted that if he had known the Attack on the HYDRA Research Base would become a firefight, he would have requested his services. Wilson has also shown himself apt with being able to throw Rogers' shield with great accuracy. •Expert Acrobat: Wilson is a highly trained acrobat capable of withstanding constant equilibrium shifting during flight. Many times during his battle with HYDRA, Wilson had to couple his acrobatic skills with his flight maneuvers to avoid being shot down from the sky. While training with the Shield, he was able to become more skilled, later using his acrobatic abilities during his fight with Flag Smasher. ―Captain America and Falcon •Expert Tactician: Wilson has shown capabilities in planning special operations, as he was able to help Captain America and his team strategize the plan to destroy the Insight Helicarriers and unmask HYDRA. Wilson was able to react and respond to Ant-Man's unprecedented appearance and was able to counter his unique attacks after only viewing them momentarily. During the Clash of the Avengers, Wilson understood that not everyone would make it out of the airport, and Rogers consulted him for a strategy, to which Wilson quickly replied with a big diversion. ―Sam Wilson and Joaquín Torres •Expert Engineer: Wilson has shown himself to be a capable electrical and mechanical engineer. He regularly performs maintenance on his wingsuit and recalibrates Redwing's sensors in-between missions. Wilson's remarked that he doesn't trust anyone else to repair his wings because they always make a mistake. He is also a capable mechanic, as he is able to perform maintenance on his family's boat. ―Joaquín Torres to Sam Wilson •Multilingualism: Wilson is fluent in his native English, as well as French and Arabic.
Weapons
•Falcon's Twin Guns: Falcon carries two of these machine pistols in the holsters of his EXO-7 Suit. The mechanical aids in Falcon's forearms provide speedy upholstering and assembly of the machine pistols. He used them against Quinjets and crew members during an assault on the Project Insight Helicarriers. He also resorted to using them to defend the Avengers Compound from Ant-Man when he infiltrated the compound, attempting to shoot at him believing the intruder was hostile. In their mission to stop Brock Rumlow in Lagos, Wilson used his guns to confront Rumlow's mercenaries inside the IFID Headquarters. While on the run, he used them to threaten Proxima Midnight and Corvus Glaive by holding them at gunpoint and later fired them as a last resort at Thanos. He stopped using the twin guns following the Blip. •Dual Barrel Wrist-mounted Machine Gun: The left gauntlet of Falcon's redesigned uniform utilizes a wrist-mounted dual emission machine gun controlled via clenching a fist. Falcon utilized this firearm against Ant-Man. •Wrist-mounted Miniature Rocket Launcher: Falcon utilized a wrist-mounted miniature rocket launcher on his right bracer against Spider-Man during the Clash of the Avengers. ―Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson •Captain America's Shield: After Steve Rogers returned to the past to live his life with Peggy Carter, he met with Wilson to give him his iconic shield. Although he initially felt unworthy of the shield and declined the mantle of Captain America, he changed his mind after he was forced to reclaim the shield from the unhinged John Walker. The vibranium composition allows the shield to absorb and reflect kinetic energy from impacts, therefore, making it nigh-indestructible. Nearly every kind of human weaponry cannot even dent it, as bullets normally bounce off it. The shield's shape makes it a superb throwing weapon as it can cut through the air with minimal wind resistance. It is also able to bounce off solid objects, such as walls and floors, when struck on its edge and can be ricocheted off of multiple surfaces, and makes a formidable and devastating hand-held weapon. •Glock 19: Wilson disarmed an LAF member of their pistol. •IWI Masada: Wilson carried a pistol when he was searching for Wilfred Nagel. •CZ P-10: Wilson used another pistol during the Ambush at Buccaneer Bay. •M4A1 Carbine: An assault rifle that Wilson obtained from one of the HYDRA mercenaries accompanying the Winter Soldier. Wilson used it to cover for Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff after being ambushed by the mercenaries in Washington, D.C.. He briefly held another M4A1 in Madripoor, commandeered from a security guard, but he discarded it before he could use it. •Knife: Falcon utilized a knife to cut off the strap of a HYDRA operative's M4A1 Carbine during the fight against the HYDRA mercenaries.
Other Equipment
―Joaquín Torres to Sam Wilson •EXO-7 Falcon: A jetpack with wings that enables the user to fly. The wings can also be used as defensive and offensive weapons, as they are highly flexible and bulletproof. Due to the wings' length, they can be used as mid-ranged weapons, mostly for stabbing. It also stores miniature guided missiles that seek out targets predetermined by Redwing. ―Police Officer to Sam Wilson •Combat Goggles: Falcon has a pair of protective goggles that not only protect his eyes during high-speed flight, but also possess telescopic and microscopic vision, allowing him to see and track even a shrunken Ant-Man. ―Falcon •Redwing: A drone mounted on the EXO-7 Falcon's back that assists Falcon during missions to survey an area for enemies, which allowed Falcon to confirm Crossbones' location before his attack. During combat missions, Redwing is fitted with twin guns that extend from both wings for offense, as well as a projectile grappling handcuff line on its underside, which Falcon used against Spider-Man to throw him out of a window. He used Redwing to surveil the Flag Smashers' hideout, but it was broken in the ensuing battle. However, Wakanda made a new Redwing for Wilson, which he used to determine that Ayla Perez could help him stop Diego. •Captain America Uniform: Wilson wore a Captain America uniform made by the Wakandan Design Group. It was a vibranium version of the EXO-7 Falcon and had a primarily blue color scheme and no helmet. He wore the uniform as he fought the Flag Smashers and convinced the Global Repatriation Council to vote against the Patch Act.
Vehicles
•2014 Chevrolet Impala: Wilson owned a Chevrolet Impala, which he used as his personal car during his day-to-day life in Washington, D.C.. When he was transporting Steve Rogers, Jasper Sitwell and Natasha Romanoff, the car was attacked by Winter Soldier, and ultimately flipped over, disabling the car. •Paul & Darlene: During his youth in Louisiana, Wilson and his sister spent much of their time onboard their family's boat, supporting their Wilson Family Seafood business, with Wilson being incredibly passionate about the boat and its personal history to him. Once Wilson returned home, he was informed by his sister that she would be forced to sell the boat, due to not being able to afford to keep it running, only for Wilson to insist that she allow him to try and raise the funds to keep the boat. •Quinjet: During their time on the run from the law, Wilson would pilot Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff onboard their stolen Quinjet. Upon rescuing Wanda Maximoff and Vision from the clutches of the Black Order, Wilson flew them back to the Avengers Compound to make their plan. Agreeing that they would seek help from Wakanda, Wilson flew the Quinjet there, fearing that he would crash into the mountains, only for him to discover that this was Wakanda's disguise to protect them from discovery. •Jeep: Following their failed clash with the Flag Smashers, Wilson and Bucky Barnes were offered a lift to the airport in a jeep by John Walker and Lemar Hoskins. Although they eventually had agreed to the lift, albeit reluctantly, Wilson and Barnes eventually stormed out of the jeep and continued walking when Walker and Hoskins had offended them. •Helmut Zemo's Private Jet: After getting broken out of prison by Bucky Barnes, an old foe, Helmut Zemo, agreed to help Wilson and Barnes take down the Flag Smashers. They took Zemo's Private Jet to Madripoor and Latvia to look for leads.
•Wilson Family Residence: Wilson grew up in the Wilson Family Residence, located in Delacroix, Louisiana with his family. He later stayed there with Bucky Barnes after they defeated the Flag Smashers.
•Sam Wilson's Apartment: While in the USAF, Wilson lived in an apartment in Washington, D.C.. During his time here, Wilson agreed to protect Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff, once they came to him after being targeted for assassination. Wilson gave Rogers and Romanoff shelter in his apartment, where they discussed their plan to go after Jasper Sitwell, with Wilson agreeing to assist them in the mission. He later left this residence in 2015, when he joined the Avengers and moved into the Avengers Compound. In 2023, after returning from the Blip, he returned to live in the apartment, and made the decision to give up Captain America's shield.
•S.H.I.E.L.D. Dam Facility: Having escaped being captured by HYDRA, Wilson was taken along with Rogers and Romanoff by Maria Hill to meet with Nick Fury at the underground facility when he was in hiding from HYDRA. From here, Wilson discussed the plan to prevent HYDRA from enacting Project Insight. Having come up with a plan, Wilson spoke to Rogers on the top of the base about the likelihood that he would be able to save Bucky Barnes from HYDRA's brainwashing.
•Triskelion: In order to stop Project Insight from being launched Wilson accompanied Rogers and Hill into the building, where they swiftly took over the control room and alerted the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents of HYDRA's infiltration. Once Wilson's EXO-7 Falcon had been damaged during a brief clash with Winter Soldier, Wilson returned into the Triskelion and fought against Brock Rumlow, before narrowly escaping it after it was destroyed as a Helicarrier crashed into the side of the building.
•Avengers Tower: Wilson was invited to attend a party at Avengers Tower, which Tony Stark was hosting to celebrate the defeat of Baron Strucker, and the recovery of the Scepter. During the party, Wilson would play a game of pool with Rogers, before they discussed the search for Barnes, and the likelihood of Wilson ever joining the Avengers.
•Avengers Compound: Once Wilson became a member of the Avengers, he was given his own room in the facility. During this time, Falcon attempted to defend the facility when Ant-Man had attempted to gain access, only for Wilson to embarrassingly lose his fight against Ant-Man. However, a few months later, he and Rogers were forced to leave the facility in the wake of the Sokovia Accords and went on the run for two years. In 2018, Wilson returned to the facility briefly, having regrouped with Wanda Maximoff and James Rhodes, as he and his allies discussed a plan to deal with the impending threat of Thanos and the Black Order. When he returned to life in the Blip, Wilson saw that the facility had been destroyed and witnessed the recovery crew of the facility.
Family
•Grandfather † •Grandmother † •Paul Wilson † - Father •Darlene Wilson † - Mother •Aunt † •Sarah Wilson - Sister •Brother-in-Law † •AJ Wilson - Nephew •Cass Wilson - Nephew
Allies
•Wilson Family Seafood •Carlos •Tommy •Liu - Neighbor •Paddy •Thurow •United States Air Force •Hill •Vassant •Riley † - Former Partner and Friend •Joaquín Torres - Friend and Successor •Alonso Barber •Garcia •Fine •Avengers - Former Teammates and Friends •Steve Rogers/Captain America - Former Leader, Close Friend, and Predecessor •Tony Stark/Iron Man † - Temporary Enemy •Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow † •Bruce Banner/Hulk - Resurrector •Clint Barton/Hawkeye •James Rhodes/War Machine - Temporary Enemy •Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch † •Vision † - Temporary Enemy •Scott Lang/Ant-Man - Temporary Enemy •Peter Parker/Spider-Man - Temporary Enemy •Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel •Nick Fury •Maria Hill † •S.H.I.E.L.D. •Moore •Writer •Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier - Former Attempted Killer (while under HYDRA control), Partner and Close Friend •Golden Tribe •T'Challa/Black Panther † - Temporary Enemy •Shuri •CIA •Sharon Carter - Friend •Everett Ross •Dora Milaje •Okoye •Ayo •Nomble •Yama •Wakandan Royal Guard •Jabari Tribe •M'Baku •Border Tribe •Guardians of the Galaxy •Peter Quill/Star-Lord •Thor - Former Teammate •Rocket Raccoon •Groot •Drax the Destroyer •Mantis •Nebula •Masters of the Mystic Arts •Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange •Wong •Brunnhilde/Valkyrie •Warsong •Korg •Miek •Einherjar •Ravagers •Kraglin Obfonteri •Howard the Duck •Hope van Dyne/Wasp •Pepper Potts/Rescue •Gamora •Thaddeus Ross - Temporary Enemy •Global Repatriation Council •Government Official •Ayla Perez •Lacont •John Walker/U.S. Agent - Temporary Enemy •Lemar Hoskins/Battlestar † •Gary •Eli Bradley •Isaiah Bradley - Friend •Christina Raynor •Schlogl •Oeznik •Brass Monkey Bartender •Brave Girl
Enemies
•Khalid Khandil •HYDRA •Alexander Pierce † •Jasper Sitwell † •Jack Rollins •Russo † •Bobbitt † •Wonsik † •Ultimo † •Brock Rumlow/Crossbones † •GSG 9 - Situational Enemies •Joint Counter Terrorist Centre - Situational Enemies •Helmut Zemo/Baron Zemo - Situational Ally •ISIS •Needle •Black Order •Corvus Glaive † •Proxima Midnight † •Cull Obsidian † •Outriders •Thanos † - Killer •Thanos † •Black Order •Ebony Maw † •Cull Obsidian † •Proxima Midnight † •Corvus Glaive † •Chitauri •Leviathans •Chitauri Gorillas •Sakaarans •LAF •Georges Batroc † - Attempted Killer •Louie † •Flag Smashers •Karli Morgenthau/Flag Smasher † - Attempted Killer •Dovich † •Gigi † •DeeDee † •Lennox † •Diego •Matias † •Nico † •Selby † •Wilfred Nagel † •United States Department of Damage Control
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