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But at San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel made it official, that Captain America #695 would be their 53rd monthly title from Mark Waid and Chris Samnee.  And they have also revealed the images from the lenticular cover too, featuring a homage cover by Alex Ross based on the classic 1968 IRON MAN #126 cover by John Romita Jr[...]

From a close up of Vision's face the page pulls into a image of Vision trapped in a cell, leading me to believe that of Vision's mind or consciousness is locked up inside his "brain". The cover and interior pages of Captain America #695 was shown, with the interior pages seeming to a show a white[...]

Go on then, we told you so. Marvel has announced the return of Captain America for Marvel Legacy in November by Mark Waid and Chris Samnee With Captain America #695 You may have read that elsewhere… Mark Waid tells the San Diego Comic-Con crowd that Steve is tired of being a couch-surfer and that the series will[...]

After Joss Whedon left the Avengers films for a myriad of reasons and Captain America: Winter Soldier became a smash-hit for the franchise, it makes sense that the two would be the studio's next choice to helm their mainline project. Now a year removed from Captain America: Civil War, which also did incredibly well, and having[...]

It's pretty safe to assume that since the last time we saw him, he left the shield with Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) and busted his friends out of prison, and that he's not going to be calling himself Captain America — at least not for a while It's not hard to picture what Chris[...]

Marvel is taking over the Disney Paris New York Hotel with the newly announced Art of Marvel Hotel, and it looks like a fans dream.

And, yes, Captain America with a beard… you can make your own jokes. More to come, as and when. Disney CEO Alan Horn took to the stage at D23 to describe the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far in numerical terms — 16 films and $12 billion The $4 billion Disney paid for Marvel looks more and[...]

There are some awesome LEGO life-size statues on the floor at D23 this weekend, including a look at a couple characters from LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2!

When it was first announced, a year or so ago, that Captain America was going to have big headlining news, some people seized on the possibility that Captain America may be getting a boyfriend Instead, the reveal was that he'd been a sleeper agent for decades for the fascist organisation Hydra, which led to the[...]

Marvel have now promised us that the reveal of the secret behind HydraCap is coming in Secret Empire #9, as well as revealing the issues cover

The people it's attempting to appeal to are going have trouble enjoying it, because it's not really making any clever or poignant statement about fascism — because it's fascism, and obviously wrong and evil. It also seems imprudent to preform something of a character assassination on Steve Rogers, one of the most beloved comic book characters[...]

In celebration of the American Day of Independence, it's a great time to point people in the direction of some great stories about the greatest champion of the United States, Captain America: The Sentinel of Liberty. It happens to be more relevant these days when the current mainline story about Steve Rogers is…less than satisfying and[...]

Over time, it developed, and I got more interested in characters like the Avengers, the X-Men, Hawkman, the Flash, and others. It's worth mentioning that he also introduced me to Bleeding Cool, has been a longtime reader, and helped point me in the direction of the site when I was looking for writing jobs. There was one[...]

Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, was crucial in bringing Spider-Man into the MCU with the characters introduction in Captain America: Civil War On Friday, Spider-Man: Homecoming opens, which is the third 'first' film in the Spider-Man franchise in less than 18 years, sixth overall What makes this one different? Two things This is the[...]

Proceed with caution. * * * * * * The trailers for Spider-Man: Homecoming have been giving away a lot, and one of them was the cameo of one Steve Rogers, AKA Captain America (Chris Evans) Steve actually shows up twice in the movie; once for a fitness challenge video, and then again in another short video scolding students for getting detention. The[...]

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[...]

Last weekend, Bleeding Cool ran some mindless speculation on the future of the Captain America comic book, given that Marvel hadn't included it in their Old 52 Marvel Legacy list of monthly comics out in October. We suggested that, as Donny Cates had just appeared as co-writer on the latest Captain America: Steve Rogers, he might[...]

Possibly connected to either plot threads left from Rick Remender's run that saw Steve depowered and turned into an old man in the first place, or connected to Ed Brubaker's Captain America: Reborn, where it was revealed Steve was affected by a time-gun (because comics). Well, what if it's not? Who else could it be? Well, how[...]

A fan campaign has started to try and see comics legend Jack Kirby honoured on the centenary of his birth with a Google Doodle for the day, this August 28th. Jack Kirby was of course instrumental in the creation of numerous Marvel characters, including Captain America, the Fantastic Four, Hulk, Thor and the X-Men, who have[...]

When Marvel recently released the names of their 52 monthly comics from October, as part of their Marvel Legacy and Make Mine Marvel promotions, one book was notable for its absence, Captain America The current Captain America comic and the Secret Empire event series has seen Steve Rogers revealed as a secret sleeper agent for[...]

But none more prominent in its absence than Captain America, after the end of Secret Empire in September with Secret Empire Omega Sam Wilson has his own series, back as The Falcon (and odds are, still written by Nick Spencer) But no comic with Captain America in the title. So what's going on? Time for some Mindless[...]

In a patent application filed by Disney in December of 2015, it appears that fans may get a chance to throw Captain America's shield at bad guys in a new Captain America Shield Toss attraction According to the patent: "Launching virtual objects using a rail device: Embodiments herein describe a throwing apparatus that includes a projectile that slides[...]

Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 is an easily recommendable book — it feels like a back-to-basics Spider-Man story.

You said what!?" The other day while responding to a friend's Facebook post, a gentleman got angry at me for using the Yellow Kid and Captain America as historical examples of politics in comics, and I got the following gem of a reply: "Hell, superheroes weren't even a big thing at the time They had them for[...]

Review of Secret Empire #4 by Nick Spencer, Leinil Francis Yu, Rod Reis and Joshua Cassara. The latest in Marvel's mega event.

It's an answer we're probably not going to get until after the credits roll in Avengers 4, but Captain America star Chris Evans recently said in a Telegraph interview why he decided to extend his contract Evans was supposed to be done with Marvel movies after Avengers: Infinity War but extended his contract to include[...]

Some more Mindless Speculation on just what the Vanishing Point is and how it may tie Secret Empire and Generations in together, over at Marvel.

without further ado: Funko Rock Candy Gwenpool Funko Pop Selfie Gwenpool Funko Pop Red She-Hulk Funko Pop Captain America- Bucky Cap Funko Pop Spider-Man: Homecoming Tony Stark holding his Iron Man Helmet   Right away the standout for me is the Bucky Cap That is one I have wanted for my collection for a long time, and it is also curious that[...]

In an odd last minute change, Emma Frost has been removed from the cover of Secret Empire #1, replaced by Magik. So why no Emma?

Captain America may not even know what Myspace is, but Chris Evans, the actor who plays Captain America in Marvel's superhero universe, is an expert at Twitter The star has used the social media platform to carry out a war with former KKK leader David Duke, and now he's using it to encourage President of the[...]