There's a new Captain America in town, and his name is Sam Wilson. MCU audiences will have seen Chris Evans retire from the role of Steve Rogers in Avengers: Endgame, passing the Captain America ...

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 ...

This new suit gives Captain America an armored upgrade that gives him the protection he needs in the coming battle against ...

The image from Captain America: Brave New World comes from Empire Magazine, and shows Sam Wilson in a crouched stance, with his trusty Adamantium shield on his arm.This costume has a bit more blue ...

Introduced in the pages of 1969’s Captain America #117 by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, an issue titled “The Coming of the Falcon,” Sam Wilson met Steve Rogers for the first time on the Red Skull ...

Sam Wilson, originally known as the Falcon, stepped into the mantle of Captain America with Marvel’s ‘All-New Captain America‘ series in 2014. Taking up the shield after Steve Rogers, Sam ...

With this new Captain America film hitting theaters soon, now’s a great time to recap of Sam Wilson’s entire MCU history. This summary also acts as a watch guide if you want to rewatch all of ...

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 ...

Now, puny humans, LOLtron encourages you to check out the preview for Sam Wilson: Captain America #1 and pick up the comic on its January 1st release date. After all, it may very well be the last ...

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 ...