Abraham Erskine is a fictional character appearing in the Marvel Comics universe. A scientist for the United States Army in World War II, he created the Super Soldier Serum that led to Captain America's transformation. Abraham Erskine first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 (March 1941), written by Joe Simon and illustrated by Jack Kirby. He was killed off in that issue, and has since been featured in several retellings of the origin of...
Steve Rogers remains hopeful that the single shot he just received was all th...
Dr. Erskine wonders just where exactly Steve Rogers is from since he has trie...
Agent Carter and Dr. Erskine worry that the reactor is hurting Steve Rogers b...
Col. Phillips argues with Dr. Erskine over his choosing of Steve Rogers for t...
Steve Rogers asks Dr. Erskine why he would choose him for the Supper Soldier ...
Dr. Erskine explains to Steve that he was chosen to become a Super Soldier be...
Dr. Erskine reminds Steve that the first country that the Nazis invaded was t...
Dr. Erskine makes Steve Rogers promise that he will remain a good man even wh...
Dr. Erskine proposes a toast to the future but then won't let Steve have a dr...
Steve Rogers asks Dr. Erskine if he has any schnapps left for after the proce...
Dr. Erskine explains what they are going to do with Steve Rogers' body.
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