Talk:Sharon Carter

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The "other women in Marvel" section seems a bit unnecessary.... ChrisTheDude 10:20, 16 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Continuity problems

Sadly, Peggy Carter, Sharon's sister, stands at the center of a conflation of identities due to sloppy writing.

In TOS#75, Cap meets Sharon. Also in that story, he recalls a woman he had a relationship with in his true identity of Steve Rogers in the USA-in the fb, this woman calls him by his first name. She never met him as Captain America. In TOS#75, this woman is established as Sharon Carter's sister in Sharon Carter's thought balloon, as Sharon recalls her sister telling her of a man named Steve Rogers.

TOS#77 introduces us to a French resistance fighter in the European theater. The resistance fighter from TOS 77 did not know Captain America's true identity.