As we delve deeper into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), the narrative becomes increasingly complex, with each project tasked with weaving together an intricate tapestry of storylines. As we approach the conclusion of a phase, certain Marvel projects find themselves shouldering the responsibility of resolving numerous plot threads to set the stage for the next phase. With The Fantastic Four: First Steps on the horizon, marking the beginning of a new era, Captain America: Brave New World is positioned to tie up these loose ends, ensuring a seamless transition into the next chapter of the MCU.
The journey to this point spans back to 2008, with key developments unfolding across both Disney+ series and feature films. This sprawling narrative has not always been woven together smoothly, resulting in a tangled web of unresolved stories. In Captain America: Brave New World, it falls upon Sam Wilson, now bearing the mantle of Captain America, to address these lingering issues.
How Sam Wilson/Falcon Became Captain America in the Comics
To understand Sam Wilson's journey to becoming Captain America, a look at his comic book origins is essential. In the comics, Sam Wilson, known as Falcon, stepped into the role of Captain America under unique circumstances. Following Steve Rogers' temporary retirement, Sam took up the shield, symbolizing a new era for the iconic hero. His transition from Falcon to Captain America was marked by his commitment to justice and his unique perspective, which brought fresh dynamics to the character.
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