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During World War II, Arnie joined the U.S. Navy while Steve received an experimental serum that turned him into the costumed superhero Captain America. Arnie was able to discern that the secret identity of Captain America was that of his erstwhile friend after seeing the hero in newsreel footage.
- Arnold "Arnie" Roth
- Marvel Comics
- Captain America #268, (April 1982)
A neighborhood friend of a young pre-Captain America Steve Rogers. Arnie Roth normally stood up for the scrawny Steve Rogers when he was bullied by neighborhood Brooklyn toughs. Arnie served with distinction in World War II as a sailor.
Jun 8, 2016 · As the Arnie Roth character highlighted, Cap has always embodied progressive, inclusive values, not just those currently tolerated or politically safe. In the early '80s, Captain...
Aug 3, 2017 · Arnie Roth, whose first appearance was in Captain America #268 in 1982, was Captain America's (aka Steve Rogers) big brother figure and protector on the mean streets of Brooklyn...
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ARNOLD ROTH. Real Name: Arnold "Arnie (or Arn)" Roth. Identity/Class: Human civilian ( 1920 - modern era) Occupation: Costume store owner; former publicist, sailor; Group Membership: Avengers Support Crew. Affiliations: Michael Bech (his life partner), Arthur Bennett, Sammy Bernstein, Ann Brennan, Captain America (Steve Rogers), Dave Cox ...
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Jul 27, 2018 · In Captain America #277, Michael is kidnapped—yes, again—and this time, the experience proves fatal. Arnie himself would die of cancer in Captain America #443, minutes after Cap says his final goodbye. Arnie Roth may not be Marvel’s best-remembered gay character, but his legacy lives on in other ways.
Arnold "Arnie" Roth is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer J. M. DeMatteis and artist Mike Zeck and first appeared in Captain America #268, published in April 1982. Arnie is a childhood friend of Steve Rogers, the civilian identity of the costumed superhero ...
