For me it would be
Bucky, making him childhood friend of Steve was a very nice touch and made their relationship even stronger.
Thanos, giving him new reason to eliminate half of the population made him more sympathetic and interesting.
Shang-Chi, making connected to the Ten Rings was well done and made his father very interesting
I was rewatching Captain America: The First Avenger when my younger sibling brought up when Cap and Tony time-traveled to Camp Lehigh (post-CA:TFA), and then, me being me, had a thought: How did the Tesseract wind up in Asgard?
Sometime between the early 40's and the early 2010's the Tesseract somehow when from the security of Camp Lehigh to that vault thing in Asgard. Is this ever explained in the MCU?
It was kinda confusing since his Ending could have been better.
Ik Steve is considered the first avenger. But Carol was met first, yea Steve was born first but he was frozen for 70 years. Furry met carol first when she came to earth looking for the aliens, and carol is the reason furry made the Avengers.
Him in captain marvel
-no eye patch
-not bald
-young looking.
This is when he met her.
Furry in Captain America
-bald
-eye patch
-older looking.
This was when he FIRST met Steve or when Steve first met him, becuase furry wasn’t alive in the early 1900
Iron Man wasn't the only video game that was made to help promote the film when it came out in 2008. There was also an iOS/mobile game titled Iron Man: Aerial Assault. If we could somehow also have an article on it here, that would be just awesome. (I for one would particularly like to know who did its music).
Also, I really hope that we could also have an article dedicated to Lego Marvel's Avengers. Given how it adapts Marvel's The Avengers Assemble, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: The First Avenger, Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, and Captain America: The Winter Soldier (with some of its D.L.C.s adapting (parts of) season 1 of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Ant-Man, and Captain America: Civil War), and features the archive audio, voice, and music footage of all those films, while altering some aspects to fit its Lego aspects, I think it also having its own article here would be great.
“And even if they did, no self-respecting black man would ever wanna be."
―Isaiah Bradley
Do many of the MCU script writers have a common love for setting big action scenes with trains? Captain America: The First Avenger, Age of Ultron, Ant-Man, Black Panther, Captain Marvel…and now Hawkeye.
Not that it’s a problem. It’s just a reoccurring thing I’ve noticed for the past couple years in this multi film franchise.
Is red skull really dead what if he some how escapes the tesseract?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has always been interested in Infinity Stones since the very beginning. Yes, I mean it! Even Captain America was into stopping Red Skull from using the Tasseract before he became a “Capsicle” (pun intended). Captain Marvel had received her amazing powers with the exploding of an energy reactor directly connected to the Tasseract! And if someone doesn’t know at least the plot of Infinity War and Endgame, he or she has been living under a rock! I AM SERIOUS!!!!
So, what would happen if there were no Infinity stones.
The first thing that comes to our minds when we think of Infinity Stones are the words, or movies, “Infinity War” and “Endgame”. While it is true that these would not exist, it could also be true that these two movies will exist, just in a different way. Maybe Thanos would find a way to try to obtain the whole Universe and “Make it right”. A way, Marvel hasn’t introduced yet. The next thing that comes to our mind, is Red Skull. Red Skull would not have died and maybe Hydra wouldn’t have been formed if there were no Infinity Stones, because the main and primary aim of Hydra was to acquire all the Infinity Stones. Next we think of the Captain Marvel. As everyone knows (hopefully), Captain Marvel received her amazing powers by absorbing some of the energy of the Tasseract. This made her the most powerful Marvel character (my opinion). If there were no Infinity Stones, she would have been just a normal person and would not have gone to another planet, plus there would not have been a plane crash (from where she learned about the stone). In “The Avengers”, Loki had come to Earth to get the Tasseract and to conquer the planet. He would not have done that and maybe would just come to Earth to conquer it. I think that the whole web-series Loki, would not have taken place and he would not have been a variant. Coming back to Infinity War and Endgame, Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow), Heimdall, Loki, and specially Iron man, would not have died!
Vision literally would not have even existed! Which would technically mean the Wanda would not exist… Kind of…
Therefore, I think that Infinity Stones are and will always remain an important part of the MCU and is already the reason that so many heroes like Captain America and Captain Marvel would not even exist.
AN: Do you think it is done? Should I add any other thing?
NOTE: (c) Thoughts of Kairav
How did Chris Evans look like wimpy Steve at the beginning before being injected with the serum?
Kevin Feige says that there are more possibilities for prequels for MCU characters in the future after Black Widow. The only real “prequels” we’ve had before this were Captain America: The First Avenger and Agent Carter and personally, I feel there is a lot of potential for prequel shows or series.
A few of my favorite ideas include an Ant-Man and the Wasp show or film (likely animated though it could be live action) set in the 80s detailing their time as agents of SHIELD. There could always be certain projects based on certain characters like Hulk, Captain America, or Black Panther (T’Chaka maybe) and other civilizations and groups of people like Wakanda, Asgard, the Kree, the Skrulls, the Eternals, (or maybe even Atlantis which seems like it will be introduced in Eternals). Out of all of these (my favorites being Ant-Man and the Wasp and Wakanda), I’d also want to see some sort of Wolverine prequel, which had already been rumored (and could even include Chris Evans as well).
So what do you think? Do we really need more MCU prequels? If so, then which ones would you want to see created?
Who’s performance of Howard Stark did you prefer: John Slattery or Dominic Cooper?
Slattery portrayed the older Howard in:
- 1974 Stark Expo Video
- Iron Man 2
- Ant-Man
- Captain America: Civil War
- Avengers: Endgame
Cooper portrayed the younger Howard in:
- Captain America: The First Avenger
- Agent Carter One-Shot
- Agent Carter Season 1
- Agent Carter Season 2
It should be noted in the Behind-the-Scenes section of Steve Rogers' article here that Chris Evans taking on the mantle of the character here in the M.C.U. is the fourth live-action portrayal of Captain America, following Dick Purcell in the 1944 serial Captain America (to which the part where Steve films a film in Captain America: The First Avenger nods to, but whose name was changed to District Attorney Grant Gardner for that film), Reb Brown in both Captain America in 1979 and its immediate follow-up Captain America II: Death Too Soon released that same year, and Matt Salinger in Captain America in 1990. Though I think we can all agree that Chris Evans was the best Captain America live-action actor, right?
In First Avenger and Avengers, The Tesseract transports people in a blue beam thingy, whereas in infinity war and endgame, it makes a wormhole. Why this difference ?
So I rewatched it yesterday, and I’ve also seen all of agents of shield. I noticed that one part when they introduce who red skull is, and they same something about him and Zola sharing an affinity for a myth. There’s a picture with a guy with like an octopus head. Is that hive?
Can someone just clarify with me if I’ve got this right...
Steve Rogers makes an alternate timeline when he goes back in Endgame and lives his life out with Peggy. However, assuming he returns to the current timeline the year he left (2023) or at least past Peggy’s death, this would mean there was potentially two Captain America’s in that particular timeline.
Assuming everything plays out exactly the same, the 1945 Steve would still be found in 2012. They didn’t come across him because they were looking for him, they were looking for Hulk.
If Banner’s storyline plays out the same (we have no reason to assume it doesn’t) then the 1945 Steve Rogers would be found.
