Comic book writer Mark Waid recalls the "resistance" he faced after introducing the first Black Captain America to Marvel.

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earning a reputation as a persistent thorn in their side. Copperhead in Captain America: Brave New World is reimagined as a human antagonist, shedding the reptilian traits of his comic counterpart.

Anthony Mackie taking on the role of Captain America, a fictional comic book character initially ... “Not because anybody at Marvel was on the wrong side of history here, but just because ...

Anthony Mackie taking on the role of Captain America, a fictional comic book character initially ... “Not because anybody at Marvel was on the wrong side of history here, but just because ...

First appearing in the comics ... the Captain America: The Winter Soldier mobile game, this group once again came up in connection to the MCU’s Captain America. This was a very high-profile ...

Brave New World is now in theaters, bringing Sam Wilson's Captain America face-to-face with a new threat: Copperhead, a snake ...

The social media reactions for Marvel Studios' Captain America: Brave New World were decidedly ... On the more positive side of things, Anthony Mackie is hailed as a worthy successor to Chris ...

Critics may not have been too keen on Captain America: Brave New World ... least a portion of prospective ticket buyers. On the plus side, there's very little in the way of competition out ...

Considering the new film is dealing more with the political side ... in "Captain America: Brave New World," but she would be an integral person to make a cameo if the film follows the comic ...

Coco Gauff's passion for Marvel is more than just a fandom; it's woven into her identity. The post Marvel Fan Coco Gauff ...

“Captain America: Brave New World” is the first ... Those three years define an era when many began to wonder if comic-book-movie culture — or, at least, the thrill of it — was over.