Captain America

(And why Bucky wasn’t.)

Marvel’s got a new superhero.

Cap’s shield was destroyed in ‘Avengers: Endgame.’ So where’s the one in ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ from?

It’s Operation: Rebirth!

(Venom was involved too.)

“Pal, you're a hero,” Evans told the 6 year-old boy.

One scene explains why Steve Rogers has become so beloved.

Marvel... toilet paper? An Iron Man ... light-up fanny pack? Right

Obviously Jack Kirby is the greatest comic book artist of all time, but most will agree he's also one of the medium's greatest writers. He wrote the way he drew: Big and loud and primal, but with a surprising amount of intricacy and nuance waiting to be discovered amid the crackling explosions. We've put together a list of the ten essential stories that you should read if you want to get more familiar with the King.

The original Captain America was the creation of Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, first appearing in March 1941's Captain America Comics #1 from Timely Comics, the company that would later become Marvel Comics. The book made waves from day one by featuring the title character punching Adolf Hitler over a year before the United States declared war on the Axis powers. Since that time, Captain America has had an illustrious career as the Avengers' most famous leader, but also as something like the moral center of the Marvel universe. We've picked ten of the very best Captain America stories by some of his many notable creative teams.