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, ...

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 ...

In the comics, Sam Wilson possesses the ability to telepathically communicate not only to his falcon Redwing, but also to any living bird in his nearby vicinity.This means that Captain America has ...

An exclusive preview of Sam Wilson: Captain America #2 features the long-awaited confrontation between Red Hulk and Sam's Captain America.

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 ...

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 militarization is depressingly in line with the MCU versions we’ve seen of other predominant Black Marvel Comics characters who’ve been reimagined as military war hawks.

Sam Wilson: Captain America not just an MCU tie-in Ignoring the circuitous story needed to set up a Red Hulk versus Sam Wilson fight, there is little to tie this comic into the upcoming film.

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 ...

image credit: marvel comics. Sam Wilson: Captain America is co-written by Greg Pak (Star Wars: Darth Vader) and Evan Narcisse (Wakanda), and drawn by artist Eder Messias (Phases of the Moon Knight).

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 ...

Marvel Comics Sam Wilson Becomes Steve Rogers’ Co-Headliner in Captain America and the Falcon . Fans instantly took to Sam, and he became Cap’s crime-fighting partner within a year.