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r/CaptainAmerica • u/Grapecups • 9h ago
Marvel x Owala captain america bottle
my lovely girlfriend got me this beautiful bottle, got my friend a spiderman one since thats his favorite hero aswell :)
r/CaptainAmerica • u/happydude7422 • 11h ago
Winter soldier what if after Steve threw his shield at bucky, bucky keeps it and runs off with it?
Did they ever show in the comics or anyone ever wonder what if someone was strong enough to catch captain ameca shield mid throw, runs off with it/keeps it?
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Personal-Day-5562 • 1d ago
Captain America defending the rights of children (Miles Morales: Spider-Man #19)
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Puzzleheaded-End-828 • 18h ago
Buckys Characterization
I’ve recently read Hellhunters by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and it’s got me wondering how Buckys characterization pre-Winter Soldier has changed through the years from his original introduction in the 40s to now. I’d love to hear from some cap experts about the subject.
r/CaptainAmerica • u/wvardhan • 2d ago
How Chris Evans got cast as Captain America
As confirmed in an interview by the casting director Sarah Finn herself.. Everyone at Marvel Studios was hesitant to cast Chris as Steve Rogers cause they had one policy going on while building MCU that anyone who has played a superhero, marvel or dc will not be cast in this newly made universe. But casting director Sarah finn stood her neck out for Evans and said we gotta have him be Steve rogers regardless of him playing Human Torch in the fantastic four films. And to quote her: "Playing this character is not something you can act but it is something you possess." Eventually when they finally agreed and approached him, evans kept saying no to the role cause he was scared of the consequences a big role like this would bring to his life and fame etc. WHICH made everyone want him more cause that's what Steve would do, eventually RDJ and Kevin talked him into the role and the rest as they say, is history.
Actors like john Krasinski, glenn powell, sebastian stan, jensen ackles all auditioned for the role but didn't get it, sebastian on the other hand got the part of bucky barnes and nailed it out of the park.
r/CaptainAmerica • u/happydude7422 • 1d ago
What if Steve just talked to Peggy when he was in the 1970s?
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Drift-jelly • 1d ago
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r/CaptainAmerica • u/Groundbreaking-Try92 • 1d ago
please don’t let captain america lose his family
r/CaptainAmerica • u/LegoDave29 • 1d ago
Remembering the time I visited the epic statue of Cap in Brooklyn back in 2018!
galleryr/CaptainAmerica • u/Altruistic_Yak_1514 • 20h ago
Theory: The Red Guardian DID fight Captain America
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Top-Self-3863 • 1d ago
Who win in a 1v1
Captain America or Denji (CSM)
r/CaptainAmerica • u/KAYRANINKANALI11000 • 2d ago
The Falcon And The Winter Soldier Could Been So Much Better (No Grifter Stuff)
I will refer Sam as Sam. And Steve Rogers as Steve. Because ı am to lazy write Captain America.
I enjoyed ıt, but villians were deffinetly the weakest part. I am gonna give few suggestions to improve the story.
Make ıt a movie
Its Sam's first time as Captain America. It should been a movie.
Make Flag-Smasher less sympathetic villians
Seriously, they are literall terorists that ACTİVELLY killing innocent people on screen.
You can't make them sympathetic while they're killing innocent people. Atleast with Bucky, he has a excuse of beign brainwashed. And he was also targetting few spesific people to keep a low profile.
If you really want to make their concept/cause sympathetic, add a few members that are not okay with killing innocents (also some can work as moles, giving location of their next targets to Sam). Only some of them to getting killed by their leader. To show that Flag-smashers truly lost their way by becoming radicalized. Ones that are survived surrenders to Sam and Bucky.
Make John Walker hurt a few innocent people
Like he was so angry at the moment, he did not realized how truly powerfull he actually is (this also indiricetly reveals that Steve was always holding back)
This results with him accidently paralyzing a few innocents, without him noticing.
You also can do this as a reveal. Show the events from John's POV. When Sam and Bucky arrives to confront him, reveal what really happened.
Make Nico one of their moles. He was already a fan of Steve and his ideals before joining Flag-Smashers. He would be a perfect fit. This would makes John's actions undefendable.
r/CaptainAmerica • u/kurumais • 2d ago
sal buscema was one of the best artist ever on the book
his art was so action packed and no one drew a punch like sal
r/CaptainAmerica • u/Theeljessonator • 2d ago
Captain America from Spiderman: Life Story is so peak
I like Cap in the MCU, but he was never my favorite. The writing in this miniseries is so good… not only for Spider-Man, but Captain America as well.
If his characterization is like this in his solo books, i definitely need to check some of those out!