Sam Wilson Archives

the falcon and the winter soldier
Now we're learning a little more about what the experience of having to shut down production was like as well as what viewers can expect from the series from a very credible source: Anthony Mackie aka Sam Wilson aka The Falcon. An image from the trailer for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (Image: Disney+) During an[...]
Sam Wilson Captain America Kotobukiya 4
Kotobukiya has fully revealed and started taking orders for their latest Avengers statue, Sam Wilson Captain America The statue is the latest in their line of ARTFX+ line based on the artwork of Adi Granov and joins other like Black Panther, Ant-Man, and Scarlet Witch The statue is in the 1/10th scale, and actually does[...]
Falcon #8 cover by Jay Anacleto and Romulo Fajardo Jr.
What was once the gem of Marvel's Legacy line ends on a rushed and disorganized note that leaves a lot to be desired. Deacon Frost offers little personal significance to Sam Wilson as a villain considering this is the first time they've met The comic touches on the fact that Frost was intentionally targeting the vulnerable[...]
Falcon #7 cover by Jay Anacleto and Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Now, as I read the current issue wherein Sam Wilson uses a flamethrower in his suit to barbecue vampires, I begin to realize the series may have lost the script somewhere down the line. That's not to say there is no version of a "Falcon fights vampires" comic that could have been good Any excuse to[...]
Falcon #1 cover by Jesus Saiz
Plus, he has the Champions. I'd expect Sam Wilson to return to Captain America soon to rejoin Steve Rogers, possibly after Ta-Nehisi Coates takes over the book Misty Knight has always had a hard time staying in a title regularly despite being absolutely amazing The new Patriot and the  other Falcon, Joaquin Torres, aren't guaranteed spots on Champions, but they seem to[...]
Cosplay Spotlight: Straight Outta Cosplay
I have seven different Sam Wilson/Falcon/Captain America cosplays, so I guess he would be my favorite character to cosplay as. Photo by: TaNoah Morgan BC: What do you find challenging about the cosplay community? What would you like to see change?  The biggest challenge I see with the cosplay community is not devolving into the various cliques[...]
The Falcon #4 Review: Good Character Study Wrapped in a Plot Tangent
The Patriot must look after Chicago in his absence, and Doctor Voodoo reaches out to a mystical contact in the hopes of rescuing Sam Wilson. The Falcon himself is trapped in the underworld due to Blackheart's machinations and runs into the last Avenger you'd ever expect to pop up in a Falcon comic: The Two-Gun Kid. Falcon[...]
Falcon #3 cover by Daniel Acuna
Rodney Barnes continues to show that he knows what makes Sam Wilson great, and the majority of the plot manages to keep me glued. Falcon #3 art by Joshua Cassara and Rachelle Rosenberg Joshua Cassara's artwork holds together throughout His work has been near-perfect for Falcon, and he puts together some awesome action sequences between Falcon, Patriot,[...]
Falcon #1 cover by Jesus Saiz
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Falcon #1 cover by Jesus Saiz Sam Wilson was and is my Captain America. The Winter Soldier is my favorite Marvel hero, but Sam Wilson is my Captain America While I loved Bucky's tenure as Captain America in Ed Brubaker's series, he wasn't fit for the role He was too bitter and unsure of how he[...]
Generations
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Generations: Captain America cover by Paul Renaud Sam Wilson goes into the Vanishing Point and comes out in the 1940s as America enters World War II Not sure what to do, he becomes an enlisted man, putting his skills to use in the army behind Steve Rogers, Captain America. And then he becomes a pastor, partakes[...]
Marvel Legacy
They are met by Sam Wilson (Captain America), Jane Foster (Thor), and Riri Williams (Ironheart). Beyond these three plot threads, there is a random smattering of smaller vignettes mixed in Steve Rogers, AKA also Captain America, is brooding in a diner while a news network talks about the events of Secret Empire Norman Osborn attempts a[...]
secret empire #10
That just leaves it to the plans of Sam Wilson (the real Captain America), Ant-Man, and the Winter Soldier to save the day. Can we just agree to forget the Cosmic Cube exists for a bit after this story? Let's drop the Infinity Gauntlet too for a bit You see, they're good tools for the villain,[...]
Secret Empire
Firstly, the cover and interior promise of spotlighting my preferred Captain America, Sam Wilson Plus, the turning of the tide in this dreary story might lighten things up There was another thing, which you may already know about, that made it so my fanboyish nature created a necessity to grab this comic book. So, Sam is[...]
Sam Wilson: Captain America #24 Review: Cap Picks Up The Shield Again
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] *Ties into the Secret Empire crossover In this issue, we're given more insight into the mind of Sam Wilson, AKA Captain America We see him in his new Falcon costume, looking over his Captain America uniform and shield We get a flashback of him conferring with his preacher brother about his decision to give up[...]
Quintessential Captain America Stories To Read This July 4th
Steve took back the mantle as Captain America in the Brubaker Captain America comic, and the Winter Soldier had his own spinoff series written by the same scribe. When the Super Soldier Serum that gave him his powers abruptly stopped supporting him, Sam Wilson was given the shield by Steve Rogers He became the All-New Captain[...]
Secret Empire #5 Review – Just Not Good Super Hero Fiction
Writer Nick Spencer, before he was fighting off critics of his work on Twitter (which is still not good behavior), was busy pissing off Fox News with his first issue of Sam Wilson: Captain America, which was a comic that put the anti-immigration crowd on blast by making them the Sons of the Serpent (Marvel's[...]
Sam Wilson Is The Falcon Again In Marvel Legacy
Death is meaningless in comics. Now, we're learning that Sam Wilson will apparently return to being The Falcon with Marvel Legacy (and also return to The Falcon's legacy numbering, probably It seems less of an innovation and more of the predictable conclusion to Sam taking over the Captain America role And with The Punisher replacing War[...]
Sam Wilson: Captain America #22 Review – Full Of Action, Humor, And A Whole Lot Of Heart
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] *Ties in with the Secret Empire crossover Sam Wilson: Captain America is the best Marvel comic written by now-controversial writer, Nick Spencer, with Astonishing Ant-Man coming in at a close second. Sam Wilson has been a phenomenal book that has been more than willing to tackle heavy subjects with grace and tact (for the most part)[...]