Source: comicsalliance.com
1. Captain America
Ok, well, DUH. Like, who else was gonna top this list? Did you expect anyone different? Really, did you? No, you didn’t. Because when it comes to comics vs. Nazis, there’s one man who stands out above the rest.
Steve Rogers was a scrawny kid from Brooklyn who just wanted to go overseas and fight the good fight, but he was classified 4F. But someone noticed Rogers’s can-do spirit, and gave him the opportunity of a lifetime. He was welcomed to Doctor Abraham Erskine’s Project Rebirth, an initiative designed to grant American soldiers superhuman abilities.
Steve was the first one to experience the Super Soldier Serum, which turned him into exactly the kind of heroic soldier he always wanted to be. Unfortunately, Dr. Erskine was killed by a Nazi assassin, and the secret of the Super Solider Serum formula was killed along with him, leaving Steve Rogers as the only one left to fight the Nazis. And he did so by adopting the guise of the red, white, and blue as Captain America.
The greatest comic book superhero of World War II, and one of the best ever. Dude punched Hitler in the face, doesn’t get much better than that.
And there you have it, the ten best anti-Nazi World War II superheroes. I love WW II era comic books, so this list was really easy to put together. I could have assembled two if I wanted. Maybe three. So take that, Mr. Hitler!
