Falcon & Winter Soldier Updates: Malcolm Spellman, the showrunner of Falcon and Winter Soldier, opens up his views on Black Captain America and says this is going to be a huge opportunity which they could not pass.
The Falcon and The Winter Solider, is going to have a great story with them featuring the first-ever Black Captain America. Malcolm Spellman mentions this is going to be a great idea for the show and a huge opportunity.
With the end of the Avengers: Endgame there were a lot of differences in the and a great number of changes took place in the Marvel Universe.
This has a great potential of changing the MCU’s future in a different direction. This includes Steve Rogers’ decision of growing old with Peggy Carter in a different timeline.
Falcon & Winter Soldier: sam Wilson as Captain America
Also, them coming back to pass the shield of Captain America to Sam Wilson. This was a great signal to the audience and MCU’s new Captain America.
Sam Wilson is the new Captain America, but it doesn’t look like satisfying Falcon and The Winter Soldier. With all the indicators, with the set-ups from the Avengers: Endgame, each of them comes to find out the Falcon turns down the role of Captain America or takes him from the Dinsey+ totally.
It is expected that Sam is going to be Captain America at the end of the series. This is all based upon the several toys which feature the latest Cap-inspired suit of Falcon.
This takes over from the Sam of Captain America is going to be great for MCU’s future, but The Falcon and The Winter Solider’s showrunner, Malcolm knows the importance of this opportunity for the show.
This show of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier is going to hit the screens of Disney+ on March 19th this year. The showrunner has talked about EW about the series.
In this discussion, he has included the importance of Sam Wilson being the new Captain America. Spellman has also left some comments and uncertainty if Sam is going to take the mantle ultimately or not.
With Steve Rogers as a Captain America, it feels something is hindering Sam to step into the shoes of Captain America immediately. There are also rumors that the government of the US will stop him from becoming Captain America, which is ultimately gets racially motivated in the end.
With the first Black Captain America in the comics, there is a chance of Sam knowing about the history of the Black men in the super-soldier programs.
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