American Comics: Multiverse of Madness

"Howling Commandos?"

Dean followed Sam's voice and walked over, his eyes falling on the extremely obvious booth.

"During World War II, the first combat team formed by Company A of the US Army carried out the most dangerous tasks in the war. In today's terms, they can be regarded as special forces. "Sam said based on his own understanding.

Dean nodded thoughtfully, crossed the guardrail that marked 'no climbing', and came to the booth, his eyes constantly moving on the motorcycles.

"Do you think these are genuine?" Sam asked.

"I don't know much about motorcycles, but judging from the rust stains and craters on it, I think they are most likely real. You see, the fuel tank has been blown to pieces."

Dean carefully observed the vehicles in front of him, while Sam stood in front of the bulletin board next to the booth without moving for a long time.

He read the history of the Howling Commandos carefully, and the expression on his face was full of weirdness.

"I think you have to take a look at this. It describes in detail what happened to the Howling Commandos. This team was recorded in great detail from the day it was founded to the battle where all of them died."

"Everyone sacrificed?" Dean paused slightly and turned his head. "If I remember correctly, apart from the sacrifice of individual personnel, the Howling Commandos didn't seem to have undergone much reduction in personnel, right?"

Sam just shook his head helplessly and motioned for Dean to come over and take a look in person.

Quickly arriving at Sam's side, Dean frowned and looked at the words, only to see cold words outlining the images of the commandos who died heroically.

Dean seemed to have seen something incredible. He took two steps forward, as if to let himself see more clearly. His eyes kept moving on the bulletin board, as if he was looking for something.

Sensing Dean's move, Sam stepped forward and pointed his finger at one of the passages on the panel.

"I know what you are looking for. Did you see this name, Nick Fury? Yes, he is also on the sacrifice list."

"How is that possible?" Dean frowned deeper. He knew very well what the name Nick Fury represented. It was the name of the director of SHIELD and one of the founders of the Avengers.

"I was shocked when I saw it just now." Sam said calmly. "Zhang Ye is right, this universe is weirder than we imagined."

"What kind of battle can wipe out such a team?" Dean turned his attention to the life of the Howling Commandos.

Before he could finish reading, Sam told the answer directly. "The Zanvia Blitz was a battle against Baron von Strucker. If I remember correctly, Captain America should have taken the lead in that battle, but there seems to be no record of Captain America here.

The Howling Commandos took advantage of the darkness to invade Baron Strucker's territory to carry out a beheading plan. Their operation was very successful. With the main force on the frontal battlefield pulling in, they rushed in without spending much effort, but they underestimated They defeated their opponents, or it could be said that they had no intention of leaving there alive. "

"What's the final result?" Dean asked.

"All dead, including Baron Strucker and his family, no one is left alive." Sam replied.

"I mean the Howling Commandos." Dean turned around.

"Didn't you see it?" Sam pointed to the booth in front of him. "It's all here."

Seeing this, Dean shook his head slightly, his tone a little solemn. "Do you really think they're all dead, including Nick Fury?"

"I don't want to believe this either. After all, in the comics we have read, they are all heroes who will not sacrifice themselves despite any danger. But the reality is that they are also ordinary people, just like you and me. Although I don't know them. What they are facing, but judging from the situation at the time, they may not survive without the help of super soldiers like Captain America.”

"Then here's the problem." Dean Weiwei narrowed his eyes. "Where is Captain America? Or, is there really a Captain America in this world?"

Sam immediately picked up the conversation. "I was thinking about this issue just now. In the comics, Captain America is a very key character. It is not an exaggeration to say that he changed the pattern of war, but it seems that he has never appeared here."

Dean didn't speak, he just frowned, not knowing what he was thinking about.

And Sam continued. "I think we can start from here. People or organizations related to the Howling Commandos can investigate. The Baron Strucker who was slaughtered all over the house should also be regarded as a super villain. Following this line, we may be able to Go investigate the Red Skull.

It may be difficult to investigate Captain America Steve Rogers. After all, he lived a hundred years ago. Most of the things about him have become history, and it is difficult to tell whether they are true or not. But if you investigate the super soldier plan, you may be able to find something useful. clues. "

Hearing this, Dean also nodded slightly. "The Red Skull and the Super Soldier Project, I would make a bold guess. There is no Red Skull in this world. In other words, even if the Red Skull exists, it is not the one we remember, but died in a certain battle. poor man."

"It's very likely. The World War II in this world is completely different from what we remember. There are many things we don't understand. I think most of the clues should be focused on the 'mutants'. You know, here, mutants occupy the vast majority of 'history'."

Sam exhaled a long breath, and another name appeared in his mind.

"Max Eisenhart, also known as Eric Lansherr, the famous Magneto, he also experienced the Second World War, and suffered a very painful experience. I guess he is just a microcosm of an era. Before Magneto and Professor X, there were other mutants active on the battlefield."

Listening to Sam's words, Dean suddenly thought of something. "That old wolf! Logan must have clues about the Second World War. You know, he has experienced not only the Second World War, but also the First World War."

Sam smiled and shook his head. "What you can think of, Zhang Ye can naturally think of, otherwise why do you think Zhang Ye suddenly asked us to investigate Captain America and Red Guard?"

Dean listened silently, and finally sighed. "So that's how it is. It seems that Logan must have revealed some information to Zhang Ye. I just don't know what happened in this world that it turned out like this."

Sam took out his mobile phone and took a few photos of the booth as a record, and then looked at Dean.

"I'm afraid this is the truth that Zhang Ye wants us to investigate."

"Have you found what you need?"

Outside the door, the black old man greeted the brothers Dean and Sam with a smile.

"I found some." Dean forced a smile and then asked as if nothing had happened. "By the way, sir, I want to ask, what impression do you have about the name Steve Rogers?"

"Steve Rogers?" The black old man shook his head blankly when he heard the name. "Never heard of it. Why, is this person the object of your investigation?"

"No, we want to find his descendants." Dean explained. After all, if Captain America were alive today, he should be more than a hundred years old.

"Is that so?" The black old man didn't say much. "I know a lot about World War II, but I've never heard of this name."

"You said you know a lot about World War II?" Sam suddenly spoke.

"Yes, yes, my grandfather participated in World War II. He told me a lot of stories about the war and some secrets that ordinary people don't know." The black old man found that he seemed to have said too much and quickly shut up.

Seeing this scene, Sam also knew that the other party seemed to be hiding something, and hurriedly continued. "It's like this, we are investigating a project related to the Super Soldier Project. Can you tell us something you know?"

"Super Soldier Project?" The black old man was shocked at first, as if he didn't expect the man in front of him to say this word directly, but he quickly reacted. The two people in front of him were members of the FBI, and it was not strange to know something that ordinary people didn't know.

After a pause, the black old man asked. "Can I know why you are investigating this plan? Of course, I'm just asking. If it involves confidential information, you can keep it to yourself."

Hearing this, Dean and Sam looked at each other, and then they kept their expressions unchanged and continued to talk while the iron was hot.

"That's right. I believe you should know what's happening outside. The incident in Manhattan has once again brought the Mutant Act to the attention of the world. Now many people, including other countries, are watching the United States. They are waiting for the president to make a statement on the "experimental mutant incident". The two of us are investigating the Super Soldier Project for this reason."

"I see." The black old man nodded slightly, as if accepting this answer.

After a moment of silence, the old man spoke again and told everything he knew.

"I don't know much. Most of it was told to me by my grandfather.

The Super Soldier Project was first proposed by Dr. Abraham Erkins. It is a drug that strengthens the human body's metabolism and various functions, mainly to enhance the human body's IQ, strength, agility, and endurance.

However, this plan has suffered some setbacks due to the death of Dr. Erkins."