As Marvel debuts a powerhouse new Captain America, Major Dave Colton starts off on the right foot by proving he's just as ...

Civil War broke the Marvel Universe in more ways than one, and one hero is still shaking off the effects of one infamous ...

An exclusive preview of Captain America #2 features Steve Rogers teaming up with David Colton, the post-9/11 Captain America.

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 ...

Captain America: The Winter Soldier saw Steve Rogers come to terms with the fact that following orders might not be what's right, and the hero's doubts about S.H.I.E.L.D. - which were established ...

HYDRA Captain America originated during Marvel’s 2016 Secret Empire event. The transformation occurred due to the Cosmic Cube (a reality-altering artifact) which replaced the original Steve ...

In an incident where Steve Rogers' body was beginning to deteriorate because of the removal of the super-soldier serum from his body, Tony Stark made a powered exoskeleton for CAPTAIN AMERICA.

Instead, Steve wore a predominately black costume and called himself “The Captain.” But this is the first time that there hasn’t been a Captain America in the Marvel Universe since 2007.

Whether it is the Steve Rogers we know from the comics, or the live-action character made famous by the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Chris Evans, fans still look at Captain America as an icon ...

While Steve Rogers is still going strong as Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s been a while since he wore the star spangled uniform in the comics. During a battle with the ...

In news coming out of San Diego Comic-Con International, Marvel Comics has announced its next 20th Century Studios crossover as writer Frank Tieri and artist Stefano Raffaele team to pit Steve Rogers ...

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.