Captain America's 7 Most Patriotic Moments This year, Captain America, the most patriotic superhero in American comic book history, turns 75. Between getting his superpowered juice back in this week’s comic, and Civil War hitting theaters soon, it’s been a great year so far for Steve Roge Read more ... rs. To celebrate, we thought we’d take a look back at ...

Comic book Captain Marvel just gave future IRL Captain Marvel, Brie Larson, the cutest shoutout Captain Marvel from the comic books gave a shoutout to Brie Larson, and it's an adorable message to the actress that will soon play her in movies.

'Captain Marvel' Comic Nods to Its Future Movie Star Brie Larson Captain Marvel the comic character is a fan of the actress who’ll play her on the big screen.

Why Captain America: Civil War Didn't Have the Comic's Ending While certain things from the original comic book event that inspired Captain America: Civil War made it into the movie, one major piece didn’t: the comic’s infamous final twist in the battle between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers. But according to Read more ... the people behind the film, it was never even consider...

Captain America Statue Unveiled at Comic-Con

Captain America Statue Unveiled at Comic-Con

Captain America Statue Unveiled at Comic-Con

Captain America and Ant-Man Get the Mondo Poster Treatment for Comic-Con “Whoa. You’re Captain America.” Scott Lang’s hilarious awe of Steve Rogers in Captain America: Civil War goes both ways later this week at Comic-Con, as each superhero is getting an awesome, exclusive new Mondo poster that’ll first be avail Read more ... able at the event and we’re the first to bring them to the w...

The New Captain America Comic Reveals the Big Difference Between Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers The new Captain America comic, starring Sam Wilson as Captain America, has already drawn some heat for the way it’s shown Sam taking an active role in the politics of the modern day U.S. This is something Steve Rogers himself did throughout his car Read more ... eer as Cap—but the second issue goes a long way in highlighting the key difference between Sam and Steve’s approach.

‘Captain America’ Writer Slams Fox News For Calling His Xenophobic Villains ‘Ordinary Americans’ Nick Spencer, the writer of ‘Captain America: Sam Wilson,’ discusses bringing the black Captain America to life and Fox and Friends’ boneheaded criticisms of his comic book.