While they’re usually not direct one-for-one adaptations, comic book influences can be found in all Marvel movies, even ones that aren’t named after specific arcs. Captain America: Brave New ...

The whole larger scene that surrounds it is tense, with the group racing to secure the tesseract, and who better to slow Captain America down than Captain America himself? 8) Tearing Apart a Log ...

it was enough to get one’s heart swelling and racing with joy. The line was first spoken in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, when a single, fairly simple scene firmly established that Wilson ...

Anthony Mackie is making his film debut as the first Black Captain America decades after Marvel's initial "resistance" to the change. “Not because anybody disbelieved the message,” Waid ...

“Captain America: Brave New World” was a huge piece of Marvel’s massive Hall H presentation at San Diego Comic-Con this year, and an even more massive reveal: Red Hulk. But we’re getting ...

As expected, the Leader’s comic past is primarily as a Hulk villain and not as an enemy of Captain America. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, the same iconic duo who gave the world Spider-Man and Dr ...

No Weapon X yet, but Captain America: Brave New World marks the arrival of adamantium to Earth-616 in a departure from its comic book origins. The fourth Captain America movie, Captain America ...

His focus is on Comics and Comic Book Movies ... but nevertheless Marvel's newest superhero extravaganza "Captain America: Brave New World", winds up as something of a soft sequel to 2008's ...

In the comics, Captain America's shield is made of Proto-Adamantium (in the MCU, it's made of vibranium), but its most famous usage is on the skeleton of the superhealing mutant known as James ...