Every Saturday morning at the Fort Atkinson Farmers Market, you can spot the “marshmallow guy” before you even see his booth—his laughter and upbeat energy are part ...

Q: When did Bucky the Badger first appear? A: As it turns out, Bucky is a Libra. Art Evans, a professional illustrator from California, first drew the image of Bucky wearing a red and white sweater in ...

How Bucky’s Thunderbolts* Story Sets Up His Doomsday Role Thunderbolts* adds new twists to the long MCU history of Bucky Barnes, aka the Winter Soldier, preparing him for Avengers: Doomsday.

Hopefully, it will never darken our doorstep again. 9. Bucky’s Thunderbolts* Mid-Length, Greasy Haircut Gave Triangle Marvel Studios We really wanted to love Bucky Barnes’ Thunderbolts* haircut.

Fans are aware that Bucky Barnes has gone by two different names in the MCU: Winter Soldier and White Wolf. Winter Soldier was Bucky’s codename when he was a sleeper agent brainwashed by Hydra.

Today’s cardinal-and-white-clad Bucky — full name Buckingham U. Badger — has come a long way from the first Badgers mascot, a live badger who made occasional appearances at football games.

See the best furry friends compete at The Renaissance Cluster of Dog Shows at the Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way. Over 7,000 dogs from across the nation will compete for Best in ...

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And, if the mascots have any impact on the game's outcome, then Wisconsin should be sure to bring Bucky Badger, who collected a mighty 72% of the vote, with 28% of fans voting for Marquette's Iggy.

Bucky Badger has a fascinating history that dates back to the 1940s. The most recognizable version of Bucky, with the fierce expression and "W" varsity sweater, was created by Art Evans in 1940.

The winning entry, "Buckingham U. Badger," was deemed a bit formal for regular use, leading to the adoption of the shortened and friendlier "Bucky" as the official moniker.

In recognition of Bucky Badger’s birthday (and the upcoming National Badger Day on Oct. 6), we asked Stillgood’s to curate a modern outfit inspired by both the mascot and the animal.