Sam Wilson debuted in 1969’s Captain America #117, created by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, but readers didn’t learn his name until the next issue. Sam broke new ground for Marvel as their first ...

Sam didn’t debut until Captain America #117 in 1969, a whopping 30 years after Superman (and thus, all superheroes) became comic book mainstays. Yes, that’s how long it took to get a Black ...

In a new comic book series that clearly takes its cues from the upcoming Captain America: Brave New World, Sam Wilson will once again wield the shield to battle a returning Red Hulk. Read on for ...

Marvel Comics has shared a first look at Sam Wilson: Captain America #3, revealing that it will feature the return of Isaiah Bradley's son, the fan-favourite Christopher Priest creation, Josiah X ...

Sam Wilson's Cap in the comics is a far cry from his recent appearance in the MCU. In Captain America: Brave New World, the political issues are largely glossed over, and Anthony Mackie's Sam ...

Sam's comic-book journey is just as interesting. The kinship between Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson, as well as the latter's road to the Captain America mantle, dates back further than the movies.

Sam Wilson: Captain America #3 hits stores this Wednesday, with Cap, Falcon, and Josiah X facing off against Eaglestar's sinister forces. But can Red Hulk be trusted to help them escape?

1969’s Captain America #117 Introduces the World to Sam Wilson If you are only familiar with the character of Sam Wilson from his MCU iteration, his backstory in the comics is quite different.

Sam Wilson became the Falcon again, but this return to his old identity was temporary. In 2021’s The United States of Captain America, Sam Wilson reclaimed the title of Captain America.