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The physical appearance of both characters is pretty similar. Captain America is known for his blue, red and white suit that represents the American flag. So, in both media examples we can see that the idea of the suit is pretty much the same. However, in The First Avenger movie the suit suffer many changes and it has some little details that the comic does not
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