All posts by Drake-leveille

Due to the release of Captain America: Brave New World, it got me wondering how come the wiki doesn't have a page dedicated to the job of the President of the United States. I know there is a Category Page, but when you click on the title in the character's info box it leads to Wikipedia's article on the President...

Much like the Stark Industries page, it could be broke up by President's leadership and a brief description of what was done by the president under their leadership was. Seeing as there is a mix between Fictional (Ellis, Ritson, and Ross) and Nonfictional (Clinton, Kennedy, Eisenhour, Obama, Trump, ect.) maybe adding a table towards the end of the page stating the president's terms in the MCU...

This is going to sound so weird, but I'm hoping an Eagle-eyed fan might be able to help me. I can't remember if it was a Marvel Movie or an episode of Agents of SHIELD (knowing my luck it could even be from one of the LEGO Games), but I have been trying so hard to find this flag with the SHIELD logo for so long (with no luck) that I am starting to go crazy...

I know there is a flag with Gonzales' logo and another with the logo of the SHIELD Academy of Sci-Tech, but does anyone know if there was a black or grey flag with the "modern" Second Insignia and where I can find it... I'm picturing it either on a wall or outside a SHIELD Base, but I can not remember where (or even if) I saw it...

It's 100% possible I'm just imagining this flag or thinking of the dark blue banners that hung in the JDEM Facility (Avengers), but I'm hoping someone might know what I'm talking about before I give up...

Starting to rewatch AoS again, and I couldn't help but realize at the end if "Pilot", when Phil and Skye were droping Ace off at [[Mindy Peterson's House]], the house looked very simular to [[Clint Barton's Homestead]] in Age of Ultron. I know in cannon they are not the same place, but were the same filming locations used?

Potential Secret Invasion Trailer Spoiler

As we know in CA:TWS, Fury faked his death and had a gravestone In a more public-looking gravesite with the description "The path of a righteous man"

In the new Secret Invasion Trailer, there's another gravestone, in a more secluded gravesite near a catacomb with the description "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."

What do we think about the change/multiple gravestones?

So, I know that since the Avengers are now officially disbanded but what's going to happen with the Compound? Yes, there are still superheroes, including former members of the Avengers but are any of them actually going to use the Compound?

Rhodes probably has his own office as he's working with/for the US government, Hawkeye is retired (though Kate would absolutely geek out over the place, I doubt she's using the compound for anything), Carol is off-world, and most likely won't be using it when she is on Earth, and Hulk is... who knows, but I don't see him or any other member of the Avenger's just staying in the Compound.

I know in 2015, when it first opened, it was also being used by SHIELD as a training base/R&D facility, but due to its fluctuation in and out of public use I doubt they still use the Compound. So, Whats next?

Rewatching the CAtFA I got to the scene where where Steve Rogers first saw Zola, And instead of pursuing him, he went to go save Bucky, and took one quick look at the map that had the HYDRA bases on it, then later after walking all the way back to the SSR camp, he was able to say the location of every single HYDRA base on the map. So, does he have a photographic memory?

We know that Erskine's Super Soldier Serurm does enhance all abilities, does that include his memory as well?

So, on the Westview and anomaly page, under combatants, couldn't we add The USAF, since Monica did reach out to them, asking for help? And they did provide a little bit of assistance, with bringing the space rover for Monica to use to reenter the Hex?

As we know from Agents of SHIELD, Maria Hill has her own field office, where she had a meeting With Grant Ward. The office also housed Melinda May when she was working administration. Is it possible that that her office is located within the Hub. I know it's a bit of a long shot, Maria working all the way from Alaska, but after her meeting with Agent Ward, when Colson told him that he is a part of his team, they entered a room with the doctor that oversaw project TAHITI. That room looks like the Operations Comand Center that Ward, May, and Coulson meet Agent Hand in at The Hub in Episode 7

Throughout the Red Room's history, back in the thirty's and even in 2018, when we see Widows, most if not all of them have braided hairstyles. What is the significance?

Rewatching The First Avenger, I was at the scene where Cap desides to not pursue Zola but instead go rescue Bucky. In that scene he looks at a map of Hydra bases. later he (with great accuracy) tells the SSR the exact location of the bases from one look at the map...

So, I was rewatching the deleted scenes for Endgame on Disney+, and it got me thinking, how does a deleted scene get chosen whether it's considered canon or not. The alternate version of Natasha's Sacrifice on Vormir isn't canon, but the Avengers kneeling after Tony snaps is considered cannon. I get that stuff like Banner's Suicide attempt (In the Incredible Hulk) is considered canon, due to it being referenced later, in the Avengers is canon because it's later referenced, but what about those that aren't referenced later in the MCU, how do they get chosen as cannon or not?

*Talk about BW but no spoilers)

So, we know that the Infinity Saga is everything in the three first phases, but Black Widow is the first movie of phase four, but it's also set in 2016 between Civil War & Infinity War, so is it still in the Infinity Sago or no?