Brave New World is in cinemas now, bringing Sam Wilson back to our screens for an explosive thriller that will push Cap to his limits. As well as the much-hyped arrival of Red Hulk – the first time the character has appeared in any of the Marvel movies – another villain making his debut is Copperhead,

After smashing his way onto the big screen for his live-action debut in Captain America: Brave New World, Red Hulk is back in his own new limited series from Marvel Comics this week, and you can check out the official preview of Red Hulk #1

After watching Captain America Brave New World, you must wonder if Sam Wilson ever took the Super Soldier Serum. Find the answer here!

Marvel fans are making a startling discovery about Captain America: Brave New World that has sparked intense discussion across social media: one of the film’s seemingly minor characters was actually a beloved superhero in disguise.

Brave New World is now playing in theaters everywhere, and it features the debut of a classic villain from Marvel Comics who is set to wreak havoc on the big screen for the first time. Harrison Ford stars in Captain America: Brave New World as President Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross,

Though it took roughly 70 years since his first comic book appearance for Captain America to anchor a theatrical movie that didn’t star J.D. Salinger’s son, this Marvel Comics legend has made up for lost time in the last 14 years of cinema history.

But I would argue that a gross-looking Leader also has a venerable pedigree in Marvel Comics. The Leader’s deal is not hard to explain. You just have to put yourself in the shoes of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1964,

Brave New World", the fourth film in the series about the Marvel Comics character, as all the audience-pleasing elements.

Brave New World, the Captain America franchise becomes the rare non-Avengers Marvel Cinematic Universe saga to exceed three movies. Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson’s first go-around headlining a theatrical Captain America movie arrives nearly 14 years after Captain America: The First Avenger brought one of the very first Marvel Comics icons to the

A major part of the successful movies based on Marvel Comics comes from using the simple formula of having a very distinct hero face an equally obvious foe. This makes it easy for even those who are not masters of the Marvel Universe to enjoy the action-laced story.

Better known as D-Man, Dunphy is introduced in the comics not as a sidekick to Captain America, but to Ben Grimm aka The Thing. In Grimm's first shot at a regular solo series, D-Man is introduced as part of the UCWF (Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation): a wrestling league for people with superpowers.

If Hideo Kojima, the master of confusing stories, thinks your story is too confusing, then you’re definitely in trouble. Kojima was seemingly not impressed with the recent Marvel Cinematic Universe offering,