Amidst a political current of polarity and extremity, “Captain America: Brave New World,” directed by Julius Onah, endeavors ...

Brave New World could have answered a significant question about super soldiers if it hadn't cut one Young Avenger from the ...

Marvel Comics #1 featured some of the greatest pulp heroes of the Golden Age: The fiery Human Torch. The avenging Angel. The ...

Steve Rogers is a man with few faults who shows ... gives people like him hope that they can become heroes. Becoming a super soldier is not achievable for most. However, rising through the ranks ...

He tells another friend standing nearby that he wishes he had taken the super-soldier serum when he had the chance, so he could have shared Steve Rogers’ enhanced physical abilities and be a ...

Steve Rogers has always been defined by his selflessness. From the moment he was chosen for the super soldier serum in ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’, it was his unwavering moral compass ...

STEVE ROGERS MAY have retired, but the Dream never dies, not with Captain America there to defend it. After spending the entirety of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier coming to terms with the legacy, ...

The film establishes what is probably the best known iteration of Captain America, a mantle taken up by the second world war “super-soldier” Steve Rogers (Chris Evans). Each iteration of ...

Director Julius Onah's film starring Anthony Mackie, Danny Ramirez, is an uneven addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The performances are good, but the film lacks identity.

That enduring importance helps explain the decision to give Sam the shield after Steve Rogers lost the Super Soldier Serum and experienced extreme aging. Where Bucky’s brief tenure as Captain ...