Captain America #1 (2019)

Steve Rogers) awakens from a dream where he saw himself as the old World War II hero Captain America) fighting Nazi's during the war while the Pledge of Allegance booms in his mind. Awakening from yet another nightmare like this, Steve decides that he still won't tell his wife Peggy of these recurring dreams. The next morning he has breakfast with Peggy and his son, Rick, before picking up a ride with his co-worker Nathan to go to work at the factory.

Along the way, they listen to a radio report about the World Party which prompts a conversation about their possibly racist backgrounds. Steve is curious about the idea of Neo-Nazi's being in Philadelphia. As they drive by an old black man with flies hovering around him, Steve swears that he's seen the elderly African-American somewhere before but dismisses it to go to work. The man seems to recognise Steve too and utters the word “Captain”.

During their lunch break, Steve confides in his co-workers about the strange dreams that he's been having lately of himself as a costumed superhero. They all get a good laugh except for Nathan who rushes off to make a phone call on a secure line and tells someone that they may have a problem.

That night as Steve nods off watching television he has yet another dream about Captain America. This dream frightens him as well but he still can't find a way to tell his wife about it.

The next night elsewhere in Philadelphia, Rebecca Barnes_(Earth-616)) is upset that she got rejected from the Juilliard Dance Academy. She is confronted by her brother John and his friend Gus, nicknamed “Lunk”, who suggest that she wasn't given a spot in the school because she is white. Rikki finds this assertion ridiculous, and is shocked that her brother is going off to listen to a speech being given at a World Party rally. Her attempts to stop her brother from going, suggesting that their grandfather won’t allow John to go and standing in his way, fail miserably as Lunk easily pushes her aside.

While at the church headquarters of the World Party, Alexander, the World Party's leader and former Nazi super-soldier _(Earth-616)), muses about what the architects of the Nazi Party (Rudolf Hess, Joseph Goebbels, Heinrich Himmler and Adolf Hitler), would do if they knew their dream wouldn’t be achieved until after they were long dead. His thoughts are interrupted when he receives a report from his minion, Hauptman, telling him that they have spotted the “old man” right there in Philadelphia. Alexander tells him that the man wouldn’t be there unless he had a reason and for Hauptman to find out why the man is there before Hauptman kills him. He then asks why the mysterious man has been able to evade Hauptman’s previous attempts to kill him, with Hauptman insisting that this time he won’t fail. When asked about the shield, Hauptman also insists that he will retrieve it too. Master Man then makes his way onto the stage for the World Party rally.