In Avengers Fairytales 1, CaptainAmerica is reimagined as a version of Peter Pan who uses his shadow as a shield. It's a weird version of Steve that nevertheless shows the lie of his repeated claim that his iconic shield doesn't truly belong to him.
As much as Steve Rogers may claim that the shield of Captain America belongs to whoever currently holds the title, in reality the iconic weapon will always belong to the original Cap. The heroic mantle of Captain America is one of the most prestigious and coveted titles in all of Marvel Comics.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Along with the potent formula known as the super soldier serum, Captain America's most valuable piece of equipment is the hero's nearly impenetrable vibranium shield, which has remained an essential component of the character for decades. This shield has switched hands between several worthy owners throughout the years.
Captain America's Shield Is a Literal Part of Him The direction of Captain America's shield may differ quite significantly from its main Earth-616 counterpart, but the general integrity of the property remains the same. The multiverse reality of Avengers Fairytales features Steve Rogers as the one and only bearer of the handy weapon.
By physically tying Steve Rogers to the shield itself, Avengers Fairytales makes it clear that even though other Captains America may borrow it from time to time, it really belongs to him. It has never been the shield that defines the Captain America moniker, but the man behind the shield and Marvel Comics seems to imply that the only one capable of holding onto that shield for an extended duration is Steve Rogers.
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