Did Captain America spirit during coronavirus and George Floyd protests behind in 2011?

Many Marvel fans are assured that Captain America likely a coronavirus conflict years ago, after a shot from a film went viral.

The screen-grab creation rounds on a internet from 2011-released Captain America: The First Avenger has left Marvel buffs scratching their heads as it shows a dark painting of a coronavirus.

As Steve Rogers stairs on to Times Square during a Big Apple, on his right side hawk-eyed fans celebrated an announcement of Corona drink while on a other side another scary peaked pattern of a tangible pathogen was observed.

Fans also beheld another billboard that read, “By George, we did it!” that they took for a new protests erupted all over America after a genocide of George Floyd.

Soon after that, one user took it on himself to puncture low into a matter and examine how most law there was to a hearsay.

“A crony who’s entirely into a [COVID-19] conspiracies sent me this post that says Captain America likely a coronavirus conflict in 2011, and while it’s apparently [expletive], we started fixating on that circled picture on a right,” a user said.

“It looks so familiar. What is it? we began to investigate. At first, we suspicion it reminded me of a YA novel cover pattern from that era. we went by all a categorical ones until we remembered a Divergent cover had a same colour scheme, though not utterly a same design. Close, though no cigar,” they continued.

“Looked adult each film and broadway uncover expelled from Apr by a summer. Nothing.”

They serve pronounced how they even searched adult YouTube videos from a same time a film was shot in Apr 2011 and sought assistance from Google Street View as well, though to no avail.

However, a poser was shortly solved after they found a transparent picture of a Times Square during that time, and famous a trademark and colour intrigue from that of a spaghetti brand. 

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