Captain America was a produced animated series proposed in the late 1990s. It would have been the first Captain America series, not counting the Captain America segments on The Marvel Super Heroes. The series would have been produced by Saban Entertainment, who had worked on X-Men and Silver Surfer. Will Meugniot, Dave Simons, and Jo Meugniot made storyboards for the series. Will Meugniot was also shaping the look and feel of the series. Bucky was reported to be a part of the series. Steve Englehart was just one of the writers for the series. He wrote:
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| - Captain America was a produced animated series proposed in the late 1990s. It would have been the first Captain America series, not counting the Captain America segments on The Marvel Super Heroes. The series would have been produced by Saban Entertainment, who had worked on X-Men and Silver Surfer. Will Meugniot, Dave Simons, and Jo Meugniot made storyboards for the series. Will Meugniot was also shaping the look and feel of the series. Bucky was reported to be a part of the series. Steve Englehart was just one of the writers for the series. He wrote:
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| - Captain America was a produced animated series proposed in the late 1990s. It would have been the first Captain America series, not counting the Captain America segments on The Marvel Super Heroes. The series would have been produced by Saban Entertainment, who had worked on X-Men and Silver Surfer. Will Meugniot, Dave Simons, and Jo Meugniot made storyboards for the series. Will Meugniot was also shaping the look and feel of the series. In a significant change from the comics, Captain America's real name would have been Tommy Tompkins. Steve Rogers would have been a pseudonym created by the United States Army. A sixty second demo reel was made showing Captain America fight with Nazis. Animation would have included computer generated images including a motion capture of Captain America. Baron Strucker also made an appearance. Bucky was reported to be a part of the series. Steve Englehart was just one of the writers for the series. He wrote: "The series was going to be set during World War II, in Europe (but, in true TV fashion, the enemy forces were not going to be called "Nazis"). The main villain was the Red Skull, and I had developed a plot in which the Skull was going to deconstruct Stonehenge and rebuild it as a gigantic swastika on Salisbury plain. That’s when I first heard that we weren't doing swastikas, either – and while I was working around that (the Skull was going to purloin the Stone of Scone instead and crown himself King of England), Marvel's monetary troubles got the series canceled." The series was canceled due to Marvel Entertainment's financial problems that also claimed Silver Surfer, Spider-Man Unlimited, and The Avengers: United They Stand as well as The Marvel Action Hour.
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