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Trey's Table Episode 241: Black Captain America Exploring the Racial Discussions and Controversies Surrounding *Captain America: Brave New World *By Trey Smith, Host and Producer of *Trey's Table* Podcast* As the release of *Captain America: Brave New World* approaches, the conversation around race, representation, and cultural identity in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has reached a fever pitch. In my latest podcast episode, *Trey's Table* Episode 241, I dive deep into the history of a Black Captain America, the significance of Sam Wilson's journey, and the controversies that have surrounded this groundbreaking film. The Legacy of a Black Captain America Sam Wilson, originally known as the Falcon, has long been a symbol of hope and resilience in Marvel Comics. Introduced in 1969 during the civil rights movement, Sam was one of Marvel's first Black superheroes. His transition to Captain America in 2014's *All-New Captain America* series was a pivotal moment, addressing themes of race, identity, and the complexities of carrying the mantle of a symbol traditionally tied to American patriotism. In the MCU, Sam Wilson's journey began in *Captain America: The Winter Soldier* (2014), where he quickly became a trusted ally to Steve Rogers. After Steve passed him the shield in *Avengers: Endgame*, Sam's struggle to accept the role was explored in the Disney+ series *The Falcon and the Winter Soldier*. Now, in *Brave New World*, Sam steps fully into the role of Captain America, marking a new era for the MCU and for representation in superhero storytelling. The Weight of Representation Anthony Mackie, who portrays Sam Wilson, has spoken openly about the responsibility of being the first Black Captain America. In interviews, Mackie emphasized that his role is not just for Black children but for all audiences. He believes that superheroes like Captain America transcend race, embodying universal values of honor, integrity, and dependability. However, this transition has not been without controversy. Some critics have labeled Sam Wilson's promotion as a “DEI move,” particularly in the wake of political rhetoric surrounding diversity initiatives. Despite this, Mackie's portrayal has been praised for its authenticity and the thoughtful way Marvel has handled the character's evolution. Controversies and Cultural Backlash *Captain America: Brave New World* has faced its share of controversies. From debates over the film's political messaging to the handling of characters like Sabra (an Israeli superhero), the movie has become a lightning rod for cultural discussions. Additionally, Anthony Mackie's comments about Captain America representing universal values rather than just American patriotism sparked outrage among some right-wing commentators, though Mackie later clarified his remarks. The film's production has also been rocky, with reports of extensive reshoots and poor test screenings. Some critics have questioned whether the movie's political themes resonate effectively, while others have praised its bold approach to addressing modern issues. Why This Matters The significance of a Black Captain America cannot be overstated. In a world where representation matters, Sam Wilson's journey reflects the struggles and triumphs of marginalized communities. His story is not just about superheroics; it's about identity, legacy, and the power of symbols to inspire change. In *Trey's Table* Episode 241, I explore these themes in depth, tracing the history of Sam Wilson from the comics to the big screen. I also discuss the broader implications of this moment for the MCU and for audiences who see themselves reflected in these stories. Tune In to *Trey's Table* If you're interested in the intersection of race, politics, and pop culture, don't miss *Trey's Table* Episode 241. Join me as we unpack the racial discussions and controversies surrounding *Captain America: Brave New World* and celebrate the groundbreaking journey of Sam Wilson. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform, and let's continue the conversation about representation, identity, and the power of storytelling. https://youtu.be/kd24s_zktsU?s...

Today we talk about Klaus Voorhees, also known as the villain Cobra, although he changes his name to King Cobra after overcoming his fear of a very scary man. We do also cover a couple other minor Cobras! Today's mentioned & relevant media: -Journey into Mystery (1952) #98, 105-106, 110-111 -Fantastic Four Annual (1963) #3 -Daredevil (1964) #30-32, 61, 142-143, 153-154 -Captain America (1968) #163, 180-182, 261, 291, 293, 309-311, 313, 315, 319-320, 341, 343-344, 365-367, 380-382, 385, Annual #10, 400, 434-436 -Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #46, 88 -The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #231-232 -Thor (1966) #394, 440 -X-Men Annual (1970) #13 -Captain America (1998) #15, 50 -Spider-Man: Get Kraven (2002) #1 -Captain America (2002) #30-31 -Secret War (2004) #4 -Toxin (2005) #1 -Thunderbolts (2006) #104, 107 -Daredevil Annual (2012) #1 -All-New Captain America (2014) #1-2, 4 -M.O.D.O.K.: Head Games (2020) #2 -Immortal Thor (2023) #16 -DC All In Special (2024) #1 -DC's I Know What You Did Last Crisis (2024) #1 -Ghost Rider: Robbie Reyes Special (2024) #1 -Storm (2024) #1 Thanks to Victoria Watkins for our icon! Support Capes and Japes by: Checking out our Patreon or donating to the Tip jar Find out more on the Capes and Japes website.

Hayley and BVK take a look way back to March 2021 :O to discuss the Disney + show The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and 2 comic runs (see below), which inspired some of the aspects of the Award-Winning Disney+ show, in this the 2nd of 3 planned retrospective episodes of SPaRC (we're coming for you next, Loki :P ).Comics covered:All New Captain America (2014) #1-6Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2020) #1-5EMAIL: SPARCPODCAST@GMAIL.COMTWITTER: https://twitter.com/SourcePagesCastINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thesourcepagespodcast/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SPARCPODCAST

ALL-NEW CAPTAIN AMERICA! PretelinPanel kedatangan Showbox dan Ranaditya lagi buat ngupas tuntas finale series bombastis ini. Who ends up wielding the shield and what's next for the MCU? Kita bakal bahas di sini!

Recorded at The Lakes International Comic Art Festival, held in Kendal UK, on Saturday 17th October 2015 (Please note: this recording ends abruptly, due to the recording medium losing power - trust me when I say, the panel ends with rapturous applause!) "Award-winning artistic chameleon and Marvel Architect Stuart Immonen began his comics career in 1988, and he's worked for most of the industry's major publishers - including Marvel, DC and Image - in the quarter-century since. During his decade-long tenure at DC, in addition to writing and pencilling Adventures Of Superman, Stuart illustrated the critically-acclaimed mini-series Superman: Secret Identity. For Marvel, as well as 2011's Fear Itself event, he has drawn such high-profile series as Ultimate Spider-Man, The Mighty Thor, The Incredible Hulk, The Avengers and the cult favourite Nextwave: Agents Of H.A.T.E. After joining forces with Mark Waid to inaugurate Marvel's digital Infinite Comics line, in the Marvel NOW! era, Immonen launched All-New X-Men and All-New Captain America. His creator-owned credits include collaborations with Kurt Busiek on Shockrockets and Superstar, and with wife Kathryn Immonen on Never As Bad As You Thunk, Moving Pictures and the recently-completed Russian Olive To Red King. Need we say more? Join Stuart Immonen and festival patron Sean Phillips in a live draw event where Stuart will also discuss his life and work."

Dans cet épisode, Zeph, Adrien, Gaylord et Éric vous présentent les séries Rick and Morty, The Dying and The Dead et All-New Captain America, Adrien nous parlera du comics en huit chapitres Trillium, et on a visionné la série télé iZOMBiE.

Everything starts out nice and civil as VF and Nickel discuss Mother's Day, marriage, regional differences in Canada, Rose City Comic Con, meeting new people, fear of financing, mortgages, and the cabin financing until things get a little heated during a debate of the merits of Marvel's Secret Wars Event.  VF is really optimistic and positive about Secret Wars after the first book, Nickel decides to rant incoherently on the negative side.  In a nonsensical tirade, Nickel insults Stan Lee and broad range of comic writers and confuses the '60s with the '80s, while VF prefers the path of common sense.  Early polls have Round 1 going to VF, but Nickel's incessant rambling do manage to give VF a migraine. In our "Rapid-Fire Review" segment for books released on April 29, 2015, we talk about Batman #40, Convergence #4, Alex + Ada #14, Bitch Planet #4, Outcast #8, Red One #2, All-New Captain America #6, Avengers #44, Fantastic Four #645, Inhuman #14, Moon Knight #14, New Avengers #33, Nova #30, Silk #3, Superior Iron-Man #8, Wolverines #16, and X-Men #26. After wrapping up our discussion of a week of reading, we once again look ahead to the books coming out on May 6, 2015 and pick the books we're most excited about. Unite the Seven.

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the two-hundred sixty-seventh episode, join Adam Chapman for reviews of comics released Wednesday April 29th 2015! This episode was originally recorded on Monday May 4th 2015. SPOILER WARNING!!! Comics reviewed this episode include: ALL NEW CAPTAIN AMERICA #6- 6/10    AVENGERS #44- 6/10    CONVERGENCE BOOSTER GOLD #1- 8/10    CONVERGENCE CRIME SYNDICATE #1- 8/10NEW AVENGERS #33- 7/10SUPERMAN #40- 4.5/10 Download it now!

The Graphic Novice Comic Book Podcast returns for another week.  After announcing a new 60-minute format change proposal, we changed nothing, and to the surprise of noone, we didnt mangage to cut any time off the podcast.  We spend the non-comic book portion of the show talking about past break-ups, sleeping habits, sneaking back home after a night of drinking and a plethora of other self-indulgent subject matter before moving on to our focus content, comic books. Comic news includes a cutting and insightful review of iZombie and the CW App.  In our weekly review of the books we read from March 18, we discuss Batgirl #40, Batman Eternal #50, Alex + Ada #13, Chrononauts #1, Outcast #7, Red One #1, All-New Captain America #5, All-New X-Men #39, Amazing Spider-Man #16.1, Magneto #16 (Nickel's Book of the Week), Moon Knight #13, Silk #2, and Wolverines #11. We didnt leave enough time to discuss the February Sales totals, so we moved right to a quick look at the books coming out March 25, 2015, and say our weekly goodbyes.

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the two-hundred fifty-fifth episode, join Adam Chapman for reviews of comics released Wednesday March 18 2015! This episode was originally recorded on Friday March 27th 2015. SPOILER WARNING!!! Comics reviewed this episode include: ALL NEW CAPTAIN AMERICA #5- 8.5/10    ALL NEW X-MEN #39- 6/10AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #16.1- 8.5/10    BATMAN ETERNAL #50- 8/10     BATMAN SUPERMAN #20- 7/10    GREEN LANTERN NEW GUARDIANS #40- 4/10HULK #13- 8/10LOKI AGENT OF ASGARD #12- 7/10    MOON KNIGHT #13- 8/10    SUPERMAN #39- 6.5/10Download it now!

Guardians of the Galaxy Team-Up by Brian Michael Bendis, Art Adams, and Paul Mounts, All-New Captain America by Rick Remender, Stuart Immonen, and Wade von Grawbadger, Powers on TV, Daredevil: The Man without Fear by Frank Miller, John Romita Jr., Al Williamson, and Christie Scheele, Uncanny X-Men, Valiant's movie deal, Secret Avengers by Ales Kot and Michael Walsh, Amazing Spider-Man, Cerebus #23-25 by Dave Sim, Low: The Delirium of Hope by Rick Remender and Greg Tocchini from Image, Deadpool, Godzilla: Cataclysm from Cullen Bunn and Dave Wachter from IDW, Deadly Class by Rick Remender, Wes Craig, and Lee Loughridge from Image, and a whole mess more!

We're back but do to circumstances beyond our control we're turning in a fun-sized, lean podcast at 45 mins. Luckily it was a light week, news-wise , so we were able to concentrate on comics. 9:44 Silk #2 12:41 Batgirl: End Game #1 14:51 Alex & Ada #13 17:48 All-New Captain America #5 23:42 Manhattan Projects: Son beyond the Stars #1 27:07 Amazing Spiderman 16.1 28:46 Recommendations of the Week Chrononaughts #1 34:42 Magneto #16

  The pre-comics conversation focuses mainly on Doc Thirst's emotional breakup with his comic shop, as the Graphic Novice team guts out a 53rd episode with VF half in the bag on cold medicine.   The "Rapid-Fire Review" segment reviews some of the books released February 18, 2015, including Crossed Badlands #72, Burning Fields #2, Plunder #1, Batgirl #39, Batman Eternal #46, Teen Titans #7, Tooth and Claw #4, Bitch Planet #3, Deadly Class #11, Lazarus #15, Manifest Destiny #13, Secret Identities #1, All-New Captain America #4, Legendary Star-Lord #9, Nova #27, Uncanny X-Men #31, Grimm Tales of Terror #8, and Lady Mechanika.   Our review of The Walking Dead Volume 16 – A Larger World has been released as a separate stand-alone podcast episode for your listening enjoyment (please see Episode 53.1).   As always, we look ahead to the following week and look at some of the books we’ll be reading after February 28. Thanks a bunch for listening.  

Graphic Novice records this very special episode in the wake of the big Secret Wars announcement from the New York City ComicCom.  The majority of the episode is spent discussing Secret Wars, but we also reach out to listener "David", provide some weight loss tips, look ahead to Nickel's pending weekend of debauchery, and thank Brian for our Musings of a Geek Secret Santa gift.  After a never-ending discussion of Secret Wars, we move onto some reviews of the books released January 14, 2015. The guys discuss Deep State #3, Wild's End #5, Batman Eternal #41, Grayson #6, Jupiter's Legacy #5, Lazarus #14, All-New Captain America #3, Amazing X-Men #15, Avengers #40, Cyclops #9, Daredevil #12, Nightcrawler #10, and Star Wars #1. As always we finish off with a look ahead to next week's new releases (January 21, 2015). Our "Bring out Your Dead" walking dead segment, is now offered up as a separate release. Thanks for listening...  and stay safe out there.

After going off the grid for the final month of 2014, this episode marks the less than triumphant return of the Graphic Novice Comic Book Podcast.  We try out a few more format changes, discuss the holidays, and pack in a ton of listener questions, a Walking Dead Trade review, 3 weeks worth of book summaries, and a look at the new and noteworthy from the upcoming week. we go over issues #73-78 of the Walking Dead with "Sometimes Fred" before an abbreviated "Rapid-Fire Review" segment. We spend some time discussing Batman #37, Batman Eternal #37, Alex + Ada #11, Manifest Destiny #12, Rumble #1, All-New Captain America #2, All-New X-Men #34, Avengers Now Handbook #1, Memetic #3 (of 3), Grind House Drive-In Bleed Out #2, Outcast #6, AXIS #9, and Nova #25.  We wrap things up with a look at the books coming out on January 7, 2015 and ofcourse, some TLC.

On The Rack 028 – 12/17/14 This week ON THE RACK in Death Ray Comics and your local comic shop BATMAN #37, ALL NEW CAPTAIN AMERICA #2, MONO #1, SAGA TP VOL 04 (MR), and more! Get links to all… Continue Reading →

This week's show is all about YOU. Well, answering YOUR questions that you submitted to us via Facebook, Twitter and the forums. Rocket Raccoon, The Wicked + The Divine Vol. 1, Leaving Megalopolis, Ghost #10, All-New X-Factor #17, Secret Six #1, She-Hulk, All-New Captain America #1, Doctor Strange, Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Jurassic World, Justice League 3000 #12, Hellboy and the BPRD #1. Books of the Week: Just the Tips, Wolf Moon, Gotham Academy, Shaft, Through the Woods, Pilot Comic Anthology: Mythologies, Angela: Asgard’s Assassin.

This week, we’re talking all about comics! With the recent influx of new Superhero books on shelves, it’s a great time for change in the comics landscape and the perfect time for new readers to jump on. We’re talking about everything from the new Superior Iron Man, All-New Captain America and Lady Thor titles to new event titles including DC’s Batman: Endgame and Marvel’s AXIS. We also talk about the new and many titles interweaving (pun intended) Marvel’s Spiderverse. After that, we sift through some news and rumors about the upcoming Fantastic Four movie, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Atari: Game Over and Jurassic World.

This week, Graphic Novice pays homage to Dolly Parton Wednesdays, and celebrates one of country music's all-time sweethearts off the top of the show.  We continue our exploration of the female form with a look at newsworthy women in comics this week, including a Wonder Woman makeover, and a controversial Spider-Woman cover image.  After discussing an intellectual look at Spider-Woman's physique, we debate the various reactions to scantily clad females in comics.  A quick review of Marvel's AXIS event precedes our "Rapid-Fire Review" segment.  Our review of the books from November 12, 2014 includes Crossed Badlands #65, Deep State #1, Evil Empire #7, Wild's End #3, Grindhouse Drive In Bleed Out #1, Batgirl #36, Batman #36, Batman Eternal #32, The Kitchen #1, Alex + Ada #10, Drifter #1, Fade Out #3, Outcast #5, Walking Dead #134, Wytches #2, All-New Captain America #1, Axis #5, Captain America and the Mighty Avengers #1, Death of Wolverine: The Logan Legacy #4, Nightcrawler #8, Nova #23, She-Hulk #10, Spider-Verse #2, Superior Iron Man #1, and Thor #2.  We then bring out our Fred for the "Bring Out Your Dead" segment, where we look at Walking Dead TPB #11 (Issues 61-66).  Things get wrapped up with an interesting aeronautic twist on next week's books. Thanks for checking us out, we've been working hard on our gluts.

It’s episode #3 and we’re finally getting into the regular swing of things. On this episode we go into detail on the All New Captain America, Wytches, Low and the New 52 Wonder Woman.

We mix it up on R. A. Montgomery and the Choose Your Own Adventure books, Fear Itself (Matt Fraction, Stuart Immonen, Chris Yost, Mike McKone, The Worthy, Spider-Man, The Fearsome Four, Simon Bisley, and much more), the New 52 Superman, All-New Captain America #1 by Rick Remender, Stuart Immonen, and Wade Von Grawbadger, Captain America and The Mighty Avengers #1 by Al Ewing, Luke Ross, and Rachelle Rosenberg, Superior Iron Man #1 by Tom Taylor, Yildiray Cinar, and Guru-eFX, Spider-Verse #1 by Dan Slott, Humberto Ramos, Victor Olazaba, Edgar Delgado, Skottie Young, Jake Parker, Andrew Crossley, Robbie Thompson, Denis Medri, Paolo Francescutto, Katie Cook, Heather Breckel, Ty Templeton, Chris Sotomayor, Tom Grummett, and Tom Palmer, Gotham, Flash, Arrow, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Savage Dragon #199 by Erik Larsen and company from Image, Django/Zorro #1 by Quentin Tarantino, Matt Wagner, and Esteve Polls from Dynamite!, Princess Mononoke, Space Battleship Yamato, and a whole mess more!

We are back and we are talking about a lot of comics! Thor #2, Batgirl #36, Red Sonja, Wicked + Divine, Wytches, All-New Captain America, Superior Iron Man, Spider-Verse, Captain Marvel, Alex + Ada, and She-Hulk are all on the docket, plus a few more! We also dive in on DC's Convergence event, Doom being a blogger in Fantastic Four, and the monthly comic book sales!

Next week is the Pony Tricks Comic Cast finale! But this week is the Ultimate Penultimate Extravaganza! Join me as I count 10 penultimate television episodes and roll your eyes as I poorly recount details from the 1966 Batman television series! One more to go folks! This week: All-New Captain America, Avengers v. X-Men: Axis, Batgirl, Batman, Outcast, Silver Surfer, Superior Iron Man, Thor, Walking Dead, Wytches

42:25 Spiderverse #1 46:41 Superior Iron Man #1 53:25 All New Captain America #1 56:44 Axis #5 1:01:24 Batman #36 1:07:13 Thor #2 1:10:39 The Life After #5 1:17:15 Walk Dead #133 1:22:34 Alex & Ada #10

- Axis #5. Remender y Terry Dodson. (Marvel). - All-New Captain America #1. Remender y Stuart Immonen. (Marvel). - Captain America and the Mighty Avengers #1. Al Ewing y Luke Ross. (Marvel). - Resurrectionists #1. Fred Van Lente y Maurizio Rosenweig. (Dark Horse). - Superior Iron Man #1. Tom Taylor y Yildiray Cinar. (Marvel). - The Kitchen #1 (de 8). Ollie Masters y Ming Doyle. (Vertigo). - The Phantom #1. Peter David y Sal Velluto. (Hermes Press). - Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier #2. Ales Kot y Marko Rudy. (Marvel). - Wytches #2. Scott Snyder y Jock. (Image).

- Axis #5. Remender y Terry Dodson. (Marvel). - All-New Captain America #1. Remender y Stuart Immonen. (Marvel). - Captain America and the Mighty Avengers #1. Al Ewing y Luke Ross. (Marvel). - Resurrectionists #1. Fred Van Lente y Maurizio Rosenweig. (Dark Horse). - Superior Iron Man #1. Tom Taylor y Yildiray Cinar. (Marvel). - The Kitchen #1 (de 8). Ollie Masters y Ming Doyle. (Vertigo). - The Phantom #1. Peter David y Sal Velluto. (Hermes Press). - Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier #2. Ales Kot y Marko Rudy. (Marvel). - Wytches #2. Scott Snyder y Jock. (Image).

We report on multiple trips to New York! Plus, we review all these books: All-New Captain America #1, Captain American and the Mighty Avengers #1, Deep State #1, Django Zorro #1, Drifter #1, The Kitchen #1, Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream, Over the Garden Wall Special, Snackies, Superior Iron Man #1