‘Black Panther’ writer Ta-Nehisi Coates will take on ‘Captain America’ next

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Captain America didn’t have such a great 2017, but his 2018 is off to a great start.

Ta-Nehisi Coates has already done incredible work with Marvel’s Black Panther comics, and now the journalist and author has revealed his next project: Captain America. His first issue — Captain America #1 — drops on July 4, 2018.

Coates discusses his new Marvel gig at length in a personal essay published by The Atlantic. He makes it clear he’s not leaving Black Panther behind, but the opportunity to also work on Cap was too exciting to resist. Read more…

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This action figure may have just revealed a detail about Captain America in ‘Infinity War’

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Comic book fans are eagle-eyed, or should I say… Hawkeyed? *High fives self*

The toy versions of the Marvel heroes that feature in the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War have already hit shelves, and plastic Captain America features what could be a tell-tale detail.

First look at Cap’s new shield in Avengers: Infinity War. Hmmmmm pic.twitter.com/6oKIvBxhXm

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It looks like Captain America will have a new shield in Infinity War. I don’t know how I feel about it because it’s not circular…but get that man his shieldpic.twitter.com/5dRgrr92YH

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Did you catch this awesome ‘Civil War’ easter egg hiding in the ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ trailer?

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The long-awaited trailer for Avengers: Infinity War has finally landed, and we already have plenty of questions for Marvel’s mega superhero mash-up (like what’s up with Thanos’ face?). 

But the trailer may have given us an answer for one of the lingering queries left over from Captain America: Civil War — how will Captain America and Iron Man reconcile after their bitter breakup over Bucky

The ideological and emotional divide was pretty heartbreaking, but Civil War did offer a ray of hope between Steve and Tony in the form of a fittingly retro flip phone that Cap left for his billionaire buddy, in case Tony decides he ever needs to get the band back together. Read more…

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The ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ trailer has dropped, and your eyeballs may never recover

Four months after Marvel teased fans at D23 and Comic-Con with the first footage from Avengers: Infinity War, the full trailer has finally debuted online for the rest of the world to enjoy.
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A scientific deep dive into the Marvel movies’ most hilarious trope: the shirtless scene

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Whether it’s Iron Man fiddling with his arc reactor or Star-Lord getting hosed down, you can almost always count on the hero of any given Marvel movie to lose his shirt — it’s practically a trope.

At this point —17 films and nine years into the Marvel Cinematic Universe — the “shirtless superhero” scene is up there with Stan Lee cameos, post-credits scenes, and 30something blond men named Chris in terms of reliable franchise staples. 

Such serious commitment on Marvel’s part, then, would seem to warrant some serious analysis on our part. And we do mean “serious.” This isn’t just an excuse for bald-faced objectification — goodness, no.  Read more…

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