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rdfs:label	Captain Patriot
rdfs:comment	America's first superpowered hero. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. The character only appeared on the cover of Power Comics #2 battling both Adolf Hitler and Emperor Hirohito. He is the patriotic self-appointed voice of morality in SPECTRUM, African-American and carries serious clout with the VFW, the NAACP, the American Legion, and the PAL. As part of their shared guardianship he takes part in Stacy Conrad's homeschooling by teaching her American history and civil affairs in a particularly non-idealizing manner. When asked how he reconciles his patriotism with the history of blacks in America he replies: "I don’t love it for what it IS, or was it has done; I love it for what it CAN BE."
dcterms:subject	Male Characters Comic Book Characters Heroes Gen1 Black Haired Characters 1944 Debuts Heroes Real Name Unknown Patriotic Characters British Characters Heroes Cover Only Character Unnamed Characters Russian Characters Origin Maurice del Bourgo - Creator SPECTRUM Ohio Narrative Characters Cincinnati
Row 4 info	Maurice del Bourgo
Row 1 info	Unknown
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Row 2 info	Power Comics #2
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Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Narrative
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Box Title	Captain Patriot?
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abstract	America's first superpowered hero. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. He is the patriotic self-appointed voice of morality in SPECTRUM, African-American and carries serious clout with the VFW, the NAACP, the American Legion, and the PAL. As part of their shared guardianship he takes part in Stacy Conrad's homeschooling by teaching her American history and civil affairs in a particularly non-idealizing manner. When asked how he reconciles his patriotism with the history of blacks in America he replies: "I don’t love it for what it IS, or was it has done; I love it for what it CAN BE." He carries a grudge against the MCO because after assurances of fair treatment he handed young mutant Charlie Denver over to them, only for them to disappear the boy and deny his existence. The character only appeared on the cover of Power Comics #2 battling both Adolf Hitler and Emperor Hirohito.