steve rogers

At the conclusion of Avengers: Endgame, Steve Rogers opted to enjoy his life after resetting items in their proper place than return to the present His decision introduced an elderly version of the super-soldier passing his iconic vibranium shield to Sam Wilson/Falcon (Anthony Mackie) as his successor to the name.[caption id="attachment_1025206" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Marvel Studios[/caption] Will[...]

Case in point, the most recent 1-minute trailer released for Avengers: Endgame that was released to coincide with ticket sales launching for the 22nd Marvel Studios live-action film.There is a particular scene in the short trailer which features Tony Stark aka Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) speaking with Steve Rogers aka Captain America (Chris Evans) with[...]

Black Panther and Okoye help Captain America shut the operation down.[caption id="attachment_911945" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Captain America #3 cover by Alex Ross[/caption]Captain America #3 shifts this new series’ trend of focusing on Steve Rogers’ interiority, shifting perspective to Sharon Carter and concerning itself more with what is going on in the world around Steve.The comic surprisingly[...]

He is fantastic at focusing on the interiority of Steve Rogers while the story still transpires in a coherent fashion.The conflict with the Nukes and Thunderbolt Ross is a great first arc for this new run This is an interesting time in Steve’s life, and I’m glad that this book is confronting Secret Empire instead[...]

With a captivating monochromatic suit that brings out the hidden details, textures, and shapes, the latest 1/6th scale Captain America (Concept Art Version) collectible figure in tribute to the amazing artist Ryan Meinerding is a Toy Fair Exclusive item only available in selected markets!The 1/6th scale Collectible Figure is crafted based on the appearance of[...]

However, even Steve Rogers isn’t perfect A familiar yet unwelcome face arrives after the threat is pacified.[caption id="attachment_878505" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Captain America #1 cover by Alex Ross[/caption]Captain America #1 harkens back strongly to the Ed Brubaker era of the title, and, as those who have followed my work know, that is one of my favorite[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jack Rogers has unintentionally reawakened the Red Skull, and, even worse, Schmidt has the power of a Cosmic Cube running through his veins. Jack is no fighter, so he does what he can. Jack tells the Skull of the Kree incursion into Earth governments, and the two spread the word of the Kree […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jack Rogers is now on the run from his government, and he goes to a safehouse known as the Way Back. It is a hideout for historians where all talk from the outside world is kept out. There, a strange man called Old Vic points Jack in the direction of a possible solution […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] We receive a World War II flashback wherein Captain America and Bucky stop the Nazis from stealing the Super Soldier Serum. Afterwards, we are "in the present" of this story, which is a future where the world has become a paradise. The world is free, equal, and at peace. The Super Soldier Serum […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"]In the past, a group made up of Odin, Lady Phoenix, Ghost Rider, the Black Panther, the Starbrand, Agamatto, and the Iron Fist went to war with the First Celestial Host.Today, Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, and Thor Odinson meet up after a year of terrible events and personal woes One question hovers around all[...]

And if I’m speaking extremely candidly, it’s going to continue to do that for as long as the Marvel contract runs.”When asked earlier this week in another interview with Variety if Avengers: 4 will be the last time we see him as Steve Rogers he responded simply, “Tough to say.”“Part of you almost kind of thinks:[...]

The long-awaited Marvel Studios’ blockbuster of 2018, Avengers: Infinity War is almost upon us! Captain America, the super-soldier has remained under the radar while continuing to do what he believes is right – saving the world one clandestine mission at a time, is assembling again with the Avengers in order to save Earth from the[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"]Captain America was made the leader of New America, and the role of leadership over a nation has proven among the most challenging for Steve Rogers Other countries try to take advantage of the turmoil, and there are remnants of Rampart still fighting in pockets Bruce Banner and Liang have a potential solution for[...]

"Where will you be when it all ends?" asks the new Avengers: Infinity War TV spot entitled 'Chant'. The name comes, presumably, from the scene on the fields of Wakanda where an unmasked T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) lets out a war cry in Wakandan echoed by the armies of the mythical nation. In the background you can see the […]

I’m sad too.However, this issue does continue to show how well Mark Waid and Chris Samnee understand Steve Rogers, how he thinks, and how he acts Steve doesn’t immediately try to challenge the Hulk He tries to get through to him or Banner first He doesn’t ambush the Thing working away for Babbington; he lets[...]

While older issues wouldn’t necessarily take aim at capitalism in this way, the semi-plausible extremes by which these changes take place do feel like something Steve Rogers would have discovered in an alternate universe back in the days of Mark Gruenwald.The big conceit is that forces from within the U.S nuking the nation itself[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Captain America is kidnapped by Kraven the Hunter for a superhero-themed recreation of Richard Connell's The Most Dangerous Game. To motivate the Captain to participate, Kraven has also kidnapped a hapless civilian for Steve to save. The setup is simple: make it to the end and survive. Falter and Captain America and the […]

The charms of Steve Rogers and the wholesomeness of it all has gotten me to fall in love I honestly adored this frigging comic.Steve is the sweet and lovable hero he used to be The story is tight, straightforward, and damn endearing.[caption id="attachment_760287" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Captain America #696 art by Chris Samnee and Matthew Wilson[/caption]On[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"]After the events of Secret Empire, Steve Rogers, aka the original Captain America, is travelling cross-country to rediscover himself and the land he protects.He returns to a town called Burlington in Nebraska He protected them from an attack by a white supremacist group called Rampart Now the town is no called “Captain America” and[...]

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 in the Civil Rights movement, grows old, becomes Cap’s mentor after he gets thawed, and…you’re already seeing where this one went off the rails, don’t you?Yeah,[...]