A new chapter for the Winter Soldier, is not just possible, but highly probable within this new and evolving Captain America ...

In terms of raw strength and energy, Captain America is far from the most powerful hero in the Marvel Universe. However, his ...

Marvel Studios will eventually reboot Captain America, which opens the door for several MCU adaptations of classic and modern ...

But now Marvel is making room for both Sam and Steve. This spring, the one-shot issue Captain America #0 will mark a new beginning for the founding Avenger. Two new ongoing comics will come out of it.

Though Steve Rogers’ time as Captain America has passed, the man’s legacy is still very much with us. As the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to march on past his happy ending in Avengers ...

Similar to Steve Rogers, David’s story appeared to conclude with an offer for super-soldier serum, but now, fans can find out more information on Marvel’s new Captain America.

“Captain America: The First Avenger” was released in theaters 10 years ago this week, but the question still persists: Was Steve Rogers a virgin in the film? In a new interview with Yahoo!

So it’s only fitting then Steve Rogers was indeed born on July 4, 1918, at least in the MCU. That detail is visible early on in Captain America: The First Avenger when Steve’s application to ...

When Steve returned to life, Bucky gave back the mantle even if Steve felt his former partner was worthy of it. Sam Wilson (All-New Captain America #1) Falcon as Captain America in Marvel Comics.

The climax of Captain America: Civil War hints at a dramatic change in store for Steve Rogers. What guidance can be found in the character’s 75-year comic book history for what lies ahead?

Verdict If you needed reassurance that Captain America: Steve Rogers #1's big twist wasn't included merely for shock value, this follow-up issue should do the trick. It offers a comprehensive look ...

Captain America: Steve Rogers #1 builds very closely on the events of the Avengers: Standoff crossover. Perhaps a little too closely, as this issue's main flaw is its predictable structure.