Captain America 4 Writer Explains Key Difference Between Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers
When Sam Wilson flew onto the screen last February in Captain America: Brave New World, he had everything you’d expect from the Sentinel of Liberty. There was the star-spangled suit; the unparalleled hand-to-hand combat abilities; and of course he had the shield, given to him by Steve Rogers in Avengers:
Thunderbolts* Runtime Revealed, Will Be Longer Than Captain America 4
The final runtime for Marvel Studios‘ Thunderbolts* has been officially revealed. What is the runtime for Thunderbolts*? According to Regal’s website, the PG-13-rated Marvel Cinematic Universe movie has a runtime of two hours and six minutes, or 126 minutes. That’s pretty on par for the superhero franchise, as most of
Picard Set A Surprising Back-To-Back Record As Captain Of 2 Star Trek Ships
In many ways, Patrick Stewart’s performance as Captain Jean-Luc Picard was what made Star Trek: The Next Generation into the absolutely groundbreaking show it is to this day, but he has an unfortunate record in the franchise. From his “Earl Grey, hot” to Captain Picard’s memetic facepalm when facing John
The New Captain America Wears an Excellent Swiss Watch
Anthony Mackie has officially been upgraded from Avengers sidekick to its top dog. As the new Captain America, he has big shoes to fill, a shield to carry, and a sick watch doesn’t hurt either. Mackie at least has the last part down. He was in New York City this
The Best Captain America Toys for MCU Fans
Hot Toys Captain America (Avengers: Endgame) In the climax of Avengers: Endgame (2019), Captain America takes one last stand against the Mad Titan Thanos. In a moment that made movie theaters sound like a football stadium just after their team won the Super Bowl, Cap wields Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir, for
Why Marvel Comics Originally Killed Off Captain America’s Sidekick Bucky
Unlike most Marvel Comics heroes, Cap and Bucky were created contemporaneously with the older DC heroes. Their dynamic feels especially reminiscent of Batman and Robin, the latter of whom had debuted months before “Captain America Comics” #1. Most of the major DC heroes also have their own Robin equivalent: Kid
