Sam Wilson first appearance comic book Marvel debut with the falcon Redwing in Captain America #117 old man Steve Rogers introduces his replacement Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes, and Sam Wilson as ...

And it’s not insignificant, as Sam Wilson’s Falcon was the first African-American superhero in mainstream comics. Sam didn’t ...

Marvel released the preview of Sam Wilson: Captain America #4 by Greg Pak, Evan Narcisse, Chris Campana, Jonas Trindade, Fer Sifuentes-Sujo, and VC’s Joe Caramagna. It begins with Eli Bradley ...

Sam Wilson’s been around for 50 years at this point. And he’s obviously Captain America alongside Steve and some of the other patriotically themed heroes in the series.

Given where Sam Wilson’s story ends up, it’s somehow fitting that he makes his debut in a story involving an imposter Captain America. Using the Cosmic Cube (known as the Tesseract in the MCU ...

Marvel has recently confirmed that Sam Wilson, who is playing Captain America in the MCU, is the new face of the film. Wilson ...

An upcoming comic book variant cover has offered a detailed look at the designs for the costumes Sam Wilson and Joaquin Torres will don as Captain America: Brave New World's Captain America and ...

Sam Wilson first appeared in the MCU as an innocuous, good-humored man going for a jog around Washington, D.C. who got repeatedly lapped by super soldier Steve Rogers. However, comic book fans ...

In Captain America: Brave New World, after meeting with newly elected U.S. President Thaddeus Ross, played by Harrison Ford in his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut, Sam Wilson finds himself in the ...

Sam Wilson is the new Captain America in the movies as of this year, but he has had that role for a decade in the comics. How is his Captain America different from Steve Rogers?

And it’s not insignificant, as Sam Wilson’s Falcon was the first African-American superhero in mainstream comics. Sam didn’t debut until Captain America #117 in 1969, a whopping 30 years ...

And it’s not insignificant, as Sam Wilson’s Falcon was the first African-American superhero in mainstream comics. Sam didn’t debut until Captain America #117 in 1969, a whopping 30 years ...