As Sam Wilson wrestles with Black Panther, he makes a statement that draws direct inspiration from the MCU and Chris Evans’ Captain America.
Captain America: Symbol of Truth gives Sam Wilson a Steve Rogers moment straight out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Written by Tochi Onyebuchi and illustrated by RB Silva and Julian Shaw, a preview for symbol of truth #5 shows Sam battling T’Challa aka the Black Panther in Wakanda. Sam entered the country under the guise of an emigrant to investigate the smuggling of Vibranium to the rest of the world, which T’Challa’s sister, Princess Shuri, warned Sam would be dealt with by the Wakanda government. without outside help. As T’Challa tries to force Sam out of Wakanda and throws him to the ground in the preview, the hero gets up, raises both of his fists, and says, “I’m Captain America, and I can do this all day.”
CAPTAIN AMERICA: SYMBOL OF TRUTH #5
- TOCHI ONYEBUCHI (F) • RB SILVA (A/C)
- Miracleman Variant Cover by SALVADOR LARROCA
- It’s a showdown between Captain America and Black Panther, with the fate of two countries at stake! And when the dust settles, who will pay the price for Sam Wilson’s foray into Wakanda? Meanwhile, Falcon uncovers a piece of evidence that changes the scope of the mission and exposes the white wolf’s ultimate motive.
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Captain America’s Iconic MCU Line, Explained
The line draws its inspiration closely from the Captain America played by actor Chris Evans between Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) and Avengers: Endgame (2019). One of the first scenes featuring Evans’ Steve Rogers is the character (pre-Super Soldier Serum) getting beaten up in an alley, telling his bully with both fists raised, “I can do this all day. ” After that, the line became a catchphrase for the hero, who would repeat it to Red Skull, Iron Man, and even a variant of himself throughout his time in the MCU.
Rogers’ catchphrase is also known to the world within the MCU. The Hawk Eye The Disney+ series introduced fans Rogers: The Musical, an in-universe Broadway show that features the line “I can do this all day” during the chorus of the “Save The City” number written by Marc Shaian and Scott Wittman. The performance is based on the Battle of New York from the first avengers film released in 2012, showing how the general public perceives the event and its heroes.
Both Steve and Sam have their own Captain America titles
As for the comic book character, as Sam investigates Vibranium smuggling and other crimes alongside Falcon Joaquín Torres in symbol of truthSteve works with Bucky Barnes aka the Winter Soldier in Captain America: Sentinel of Freedom to unravel a plot related to his shield. Both symbol of truth and Sentinel of Liberty out of the same one-shot, Captain America #0. Sentinel of Liberty is written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly with art by Carmen Carnero.
Captain America: Symbol of Truth #5 is written by Onyebuchi with interior art by Silva and Shaw, lettering by VC’s Joe Caramagna, colors by Jesus Aburtov, and main cover by Silva and Aburtov. Variants of the issue’s cover are made by Salvador Larroca and Edgar Delgado. The issue will go on sale September 28 from Marvel Comics.
Source: Marvel
