Overview

William Burnside, known as the 'Captain America Imposter,' legally changed his name to 'Steven Rogers' in an attempt to assume the mantle of Captain America. Using cloned DNA from Steve Rogers, Burnside aimed to live up to the legacy of the original hero, but his actions were ultimately rejected by the Marvel Universe.

Personality

Burnside is obsessive and driven by a desire to emulate the legendary Captain America. His personality reflects a mix of admiration for the original hero and a need to assert his own identity. However, his lack of moral grounding and genuine connection to Captain America's ideals sets him apart from the true hero.

Netizen Review

William Burnside's portrayal of Captain America divided fans. While some appreciated his dedication to emulating the original hero, others condemned his actions as an impersonation. His story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of identity theft and the importance of authenticity in heroism.

Famous Quotes

"I am the true Captain America!"

— Captain America Vol. 5 #1

Hobbies

Unrevealed

Biography

Birthplace

Unrevealed

First Appearance

Captain America Vol. 5 #1 (2004)

Psychological Profile

Traumatic Events

  • Desire to become Captain America (Age 20)

    Obsession with emulating Steve Rogers led to cloning himself.

Defense Mechanisms

  • Denial
  • Sublimation

Cultural Context

Ethnicity
Unrevealed
Social Class
Middle
Language Patterns

Dialect: Standard American English

Catchphrases: I am the true Captain America!

Relationship Dynamics

  • Steve Rogers

    Trust
    10%
    Type
    Rival

    No key moments recorded.

Notable Relationships

Who is Captain America?

William Burnside, legally changed to 'Steven Rogers.'

What is his connection to Steve Rogers?

A clone of Steve Rogers who legally changed his name to match the original Captain America.

Images represent character appearances.

FAQ

Why did William Burnside clone Steve Rogers?

To become the next Captain America and live up to the legacy of Steve Rogers.

Is William Burnside considered a hero?

No, he is viewed as an imposter and antagonist by most characters in the Marvel Universe.

What happened to William Burnside?

His attempts to claim the mantle of Captain America were unsuccessful, and he faded into obscurity.

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