I've Got You

I've Got You

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The final battle in endgame has happened. Tony Stark only sees one way out of here and that is by sacrificing his life for the ones he sees as the most important people in his life. Amongst those people is Peter Parker, AKA Spider-Man. Peter Parker has lost basically everyone he cares about and now he has lost his mentor/father figure. Who does he have left when he feels like he has no one. Here comes along Steve Rogers, AKA Captain America. A fellow New Yorkian. He takes the young spider under his command and shows him that there is a way to keep going on and to keep fighting even if the world keeps dragging you under. Heck, he's lived for over a century. He's seen his fair share of the crappy deck that the world deals out to people. Read to see just how Brooklyn and Queens help each other out and show that they are really not alone and have each other. As well as a few other people in their dysfunctional but loving family.
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mizpah; (n.) the deep emotional bond between people, especially those separated by distance or death. "I've never known the love of a mother." In 1941, when America joined World War II, a young man named Steve Rogers wanted to do his part and join America's armed forces, but the military rejected him of how un fit he was. He just wanted to be a proud father to his daughter, Alexandria, who was born in 1936, when Steve was 18 from a accidental pregnancy. When Steve finally got the chance to prove himself, he did. He got accepted into an experimental program that turned him into a super soldier. Everyone was amazed, including little Alexandria. He later finds out that the same organization that made him a super soldier, was also helping Nazis. Steve knew he had to stop them, to keep his country safe, his daughter safe, even if that meant crashing a plane into ice to do it. Will he be able to keep his country and his daughter safe at the same time or will Hydra never stop? [Captain America: First Avenger] Book 4 of 16 #398 in brooklyn Cover by @themiko2

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