Collage i did for one of my absolute favourite fics,
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π»ππ πΊπππππ by Speranza.
Thank fic authors for creating such masterpieces
i will forever worship the ground you walk on π€²
[art and text by burnedgrass]
What great fanart for a great fic! I did a review of All The Angels and The Saints a few years ago (found here) in which I wrote as follows --
Not too many fanfics deal with Steve's religion in much more than a superficial way. This one, however, deals seriously and brilliantly with his struggles concerning faith in God.
"All The Angels and The Saints" by Speranza -- In which Steve Rogers loses God and finds God and loses God, and also: Bucky.
This is a wonderfully written, lengthy, full life epic of Steve 'n Bucky. It's especially interesting in its depiction of socialist and free thought in Depression-era Brooklyn, which Steve really gets into while dragging Bucky along with him. Steve's lost faith reasserts itself, however, when he is convinced that God performed a miracle by turning him into a supersoldier and allowing him to rescue Bucky. But later he turns his back on God once again when he learns of the inhumane suffering that Bucky has endured during his years as the Winter Soldier.
"All The Angels and The Saints" by Speranza -- In which Steve Rogers loses God and finds God and loses God, and also: Bucky.
This is a wonderfully written, lengthy, full life epic of Steve 'n Bucky. It's especially interesting in its depiction of socialist and free thought in Depression-era Brooklyn, which Steve really gets into while dragging Bucky along with him. Steve's lost faith reasserts itself, however, when he is convinced that God performed a miracle by turning him into a supersoldier and allowing him to rescue Bucky. But later he turns his back on God once again when he learns of the inhumane suffering that Bucky has endured during his years as the Winter Soldier.
I also wrote another post (found here) about this fic's marvelous and perceptive "first time" scene.






















































