since when did captain america become black?

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not really following the MU, so many movies they just go over the same things but I was not aware of this

hollywood DEI?
 
Thunk ah, avengers end game? I have yet to catch up with them, there has to be quite a few by now

I read marvel comic books as kid before diversity set in like it does now, they try to make everybody happy

without giving too much away why did he give his shield to the falcon which appears to me to be some snotty kid?
 
Thunk ah, avengers end game? I have yet to catch up with them, there has to be quite a few by now

I read marvel comic books as kid before diversity set in like it does now, they try to make everybody happy

without giving too much away why did he give his shield to the falcon which appears to me to be some snotty kid?
In the mcu falcon is a hero and an avenger. He is also Cap's friend.
 
without giving too much away why did he give his shield to the falcon which appears to me to be some snotty kid?

First of all you need to see "Infinity war" and then "end game".

Cap went back in time and didn't come back in 5 seconds...then they saw him sitting on a bench...he was now an old man. So he handed off the shield to sam. Believe it or not it was a happy moment. Cap had stayed back to live his life with his love margaret carter.
 
not really following the MU, so many movies they just go over the same things but I was not aware of this

hollywood DEI?

Since when did Jesus become white?

Funny how you care whether a fictional character is black or white, but you don't care whether a guy some people think is real ends up blue eyed and blond hairs and super white skin...
 
In the grand scheme of the 2 movies...I gave away almost nothing!
 
Right at the beginning of Infinity War there is a fight between Thanos and the Hulk...Hand to hand combat!

You gotta see that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
frigidweirdo what does jesus have to with marvel? I never stated that but it's in the bible and generally what he looked like but I can't confirm
I was just pointing out captain america goes way back and he was white so the fact it's moved onto a black guy is just simply woke hollywood agenda
 
Right at the beginning of Infinity War there is a fight between Thanos and the Hulk...Hand to hand combat!

You gotta see that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
as I recall thanos is a god and a world eater, can't see how the hulk could stand a chance
only the silver surfer could get the best of him
 
as I recall thanos is a god and a world eater,

That's galactus.

Thanos is a titan who's girlfriend is death. He wants to tip the cosmic scales back into balance by killing half the population of every planet in the universe.
 
That's galactus.

Thanos is a titan who's girlfriend is death. He wants to tip the cosmic scales back into balance by killing half the population of every planet in the universe.
ah, man it's been well over 25 years since I bought a comic book so I am not surprised I am mixing up characters

I just liked the original x-men, wolverine and spiderman

the whole galactic battles and characters seemed too large and expansive

I'll have to find those two movies you mentioned on hulu or netflix if they still exist and give them a watch
 
frigidweirdo what does jesus have to with marvel? I never stated that but it's in the bible and generally what he looked like but I can't confirm
I was just pointing out captain america goes way back and he was white so the fact it's moved onto a black guy is just simply woke hollywood agenda

This is about context.

The Marvel characters are purely fictional.

The characters have changed, they use actors and use the actor's face. They don't make the actor's face fit what the comic book character looked like.

You're focusing on race. As if the race and gender are important, but nothing else is. What difference does it make?

And for the context, people will get all angry because this character or that character will change their skin color, but then not get angry that Jesus is depicted as blue eyed and blond haired...

Why is it bad to go from white to black, but okay to go from brown to white?
 
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This is about context.

The Marvel characters are purely fictional.

The characters have changed, they use actors and use the actor's face. They don't make the actor's face fit what the comic book character looked like.

You're focusing on race. As if the race and gender are important, but nothing else is. What difference does it make?

And for the context, people will get all angry because this character or that character will change their skin color, but then not get angry that Jesus is depicted as blue eyed and blond haired...

Why is it bad to go from white to black, but okay to go from brown to white?
that is not really the point, if you want to stay true to a book you hire an actor to represent what the author created

stan lee created captain marvel a white guy from the 40's or something.

just stick to script and stop trying to rewrite history of books to fit in your own DEI agenda

imagine a new movie about bruce lee and the actor was white........LOL liberal minds would explode
 
I just liked the original x-men, wolverine and spiderman

Spider-man is in this one as well...everybody is in it! Even Dr. Strange. (but not galactus).

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Thanos
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I'll have to find those two movies you mentioned on hulu or netflix if they still exist and give them a watch

Those 2 will do...but if you want to get a real taste for it...it would be about 5 movies.

Captain America...the first avenger.
Iron Man
Avengers
Infinity War
End Game

But just the last 2 will do. It just depends on how deep you want to go.
 
I want to say I did watch the first 3

confused, which one has the talking tree and the racoon with the guns? :question:
 
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