I watch a lot of comic summarys too lol

Is he not seen as a warfare tactical genius as well?
I’ve never read a Marvel comic but I did watch a summary of The Thanos Quest and that seemed to be the role for Captain Yank
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Nobody gave two ****s about cap when he was just in the comics. It was the films that created the all American myth.
Wildman wizard talks about peoples leggings and their smells account

I always give a false name
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Hardly seems legal.

You should look it up. Weed delivered to your door
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Nah, FatFatty is my guy.

I just want to help
Do you ever buy weed from littlebiggy?
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You are fast becoming the bane of my existence, Hep

Captain America is a metaphor for US idealism and not to be questioned in any way
Just like the British Bulldog in WWF.
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I was just gunna write off your reply completely and accuse you of having a meltie as it was rather long but i did read it and the bone thing actually makes a lot of sense.
What about Ironman and Rhodey tho? Now I cant recall off the top of my head them lifting anything super heavy in the films even tho they did for sure, but Roady tells a story about he picked up a tank ( Boom, looking for this? )
so how is THAT possible? Stark and Rhodey ARE regular joes, so how does being in an vibranium suite allow them to pick up tanks? that would still require a **** ton of strenght right?
You could put a bunch of 7'2 pro wrestlers in iron suits and they could still not lift a tank between them so what gives?

A perplexing problem, but perhaps the answer lies in our own anatomy. While apparent human strength may not be particularly impressive compared to comic book superheroes, the potential strength in our muscles is actually much greater than we fully realize in everyday usage. In fact, the potential is so large that if we used our muscles to their maximum capabilities they would tear our body apart and shatter our bones.
To prevent this from happening our brains and nervous system actively inhibit how much of our muscles we can utilize at any given time. Occasionally, however, in extreme situations, these limitations can be overridden by stress hormones to access our full strength potential. If you've ever heard of an old lady lifting a car to save her dog trapped underneath, this is the reason why.
So armed with that knowledge, I posit that rather than Captain America's muscles being the basis of his increased power, it may actually be increased bone strength that is mostly responsible. This would allow his muscles to operate at a greater capacity than an average human without the same risk of serious injury. AKA super strength.
As for Thor, it's possible that in addition to a stronger skeletal structure like Captain America, his muscle fibers may be constructed in a more durable manner than a human, allowing for even greater strength than Captain America.
Other superheroes' strength differences could be explained in the same way. Differing combinations in bone strength and muscle durability will result in differing power levels between super heroes,
even despite similar apparent sizes
. Now keep in mind this is all a theory and nothing has been proven at this time, but I think you'll find it offers a compelling explanation.