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Sam Wilson is finally, officially, the new Captain America. In the finale of "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier," Sam (Anthony Mackie) debuts his new Captain America suit, complete with new wings, drones and more. The red and white suit very much resembles Sam's look during his tenure as Cap in the comic books. Most of the episode involves the big showdown to try to stop Karli Morgenthau (Erin Kellyman) and the Flag Smashers, with Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), Sharon Carter (Emily VanCamp) and John Walker (Wyatt Russell) all joining in on the action. But it's after the action that Sam shows ...

Express News Service After Thanos’ now-famous snap became the most defining moment of the franchise, Marvel, in this ‘post-Blip’ world is now once again in the process of creating new stories that are rooted in emotion and sentiment. After the fantastic WandaVision, we now have The Falcon and the Winter Soldier that works better as a ‘larger than life’ story than it does as something relatable. In a moving moment at the end of Avengers: Endgame, Steve Rogers hands over the mantle of Captain America to Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) by giving away his shield. When Wilson tries it on for...

All Episodes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Are Now Streaming on Disney+ All Episodes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Are Now Streaming on Disney+ Following an emotional season surrounding the future of Captain America, All The Falcon and the Winter Soldier episodes are now streaming on Disney+. After an emotional, action-filled six episodes, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has come to a close. The second new live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe series for Disney+ has reached its narrative conclusion. Whether or not another season happens remains up in the air but, if it does, t...

The monk makes the robes. What They Say: The Review: Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers) Early on in the episode, Batroc the Leaper faces off against Sam, now decked out in his Captain America togs. He says, in French, “Robes don’t make the monk,” getting at the central question about who and what Captain America is. Unlike John Walker, who believed that the uniform and shield made him Captain America, Sam was Cap all along, bringing empathy and dignity to the symbol that Walker never could. The monk makes the robes, not the other way around, an...