The United States Of Captain America #1. Credit: Marvel. In opposition to the newspaper headline, Captain America doesn't say that the American Dream isn't real, but that dreams aren't real.

The final credit sequence of “Captain America,” the latest Marvel superhero popcorn flick, starts with an image of that iconic Uncle Sam poster, with the logo “I Want You for U.S. Army ...

Fox News guest, having a completely normal one: "It’s so sad when Captain America is like Captain Woke or Captain Propaganda… I'm done with Captain America. He’s dead!" pic.twitter.com ...

Captain America returns to his propagandistic roots in new posters from Mondo's stable of artists. The retro-styled imagery is perfect for the World War II superhero movie, which makes its world ...

Captain America is one of the most important heroes in the history of comics. Superman was the first superhero, but Captain ...

A recreation by Joe Simon of the cover for Captain America Comics #2, April 1941. Jesse Simon personal collection. Photo by John Halpern, Center for Jewish History.

The underlying question of any good Captain America story should be "What's the point of Captain America?" Essentially, what use do we have for a star-spangled propaganda icon from the '40s ...

He says there would never be a Captain Brazil or Captain France. Luc Besson isn’t the biggest fan of superhero movies. The “Valerian” director, who’s previously said that he finds it ...

With input from the Air Force, 'Captain Marvel' feels like 'Top Gun' for 21st-century women: a cool, exciting recruitment tool. Like 'Top Gun,' the Marvel film looks a lot like a recruitment tool.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Captain America Vol. 5 #1-9, 11-14) Image courtesy of Marvel Comics Ed Brubaker’s masterpiece didn’t just resurrect Bucky Barnes.