Captain America, Brave New World
Could we really make Captain America’s shield? A materials scientist weighs in.
Captain America’s star-spangled shield can stand up against the universe’s most powerful forces all thanks to vibranium. This fictional and nearly indestructible element absorbs and releases huge amounts of kinetic energy. It is also the stuff of dreams for real materials scientists.
'Captain America: Brave New World' review: Heavy is the shield
There's a bit late in "Captain America: Brave New World" where a character gives an impassioned speech, and then another character stops him cold and asks if that speech came from a speechwriter. He jokes that yes, it was written, and they both share a laugh about whether or not it was delivered in an effective manner.
For much of the history of the M.C.U., Captain America was synonymous with Steve Rogers, the frail but big-hearted young man who transformed into one of Marvel’s most recognizable heroes when he ...
It is only fitting that the First Avenger himself, Captain America, was one of the first heroes to join Marvel Rivals. For a character whose primary weapon is a shield, it makes sense that Cap ...
Harrison Ford's character becomes the Red Hulk in "Captain America: Brave New World," although the reveal plays out differently in the comics.
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