Captain America (Sam Wilson)
Marvel's Sam Wilson (Captain America): Created By: Sam Wilson, also known as Falcon, took on the mantle of Captain America in the comics. He was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Gene Colan. Sam Wilson made his first appearance as Falcon in "Captain America" #117 in 1969. First Appearances: Sam Wilson's debut as Falcon was in "Captain America" #117. He later assumes the role of Captain America in "All-New Captain America" #1, which was released in 2014. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: As Captain America, Sam Wilson has been featured in various comic book series, including "Captain America: Sam Wilson" and crossover events within the Marvel Universe. Full Bio: Sam Wilson, a former social worker turned superhero, originally operated under the codename Falcon. He gained enhanced abilities through a special harness and a telepathic link with his trained falcon, Redwing. After Steve Rogers (the original Captain America) becomes unable to carry out his duties, Sam takes on the mantle of Captain America, wielding the iconic shield and fighting for justice and equality. As Captain America, Sam Wilson faces challenges and criticism from both allies and adversaries. He grapples with issues of identity, responsibility, and the legacy of the shield, striving to honor the ideals of Captain America while forging his own path as a symbol of hope and unity. Power Set: As Captain America, Sam Wilson possesses peak human physical attributes and wields the iconic vibranium shield: Enhanced Strength: Sam has peak human strength, agility, and endurance. Flight: He can fly using retractable wings attached to his suit. Combat Skills: Sam is a skilled hand-to-hand combatant and tactician, trained in various martial arts and military techniques. His use of the shield, combined with his strategic thinking and determination, makes him a formidable hero in battle. Friends and Allies in the Comics: As both Falcon and Captain America, Sam Wilson has formed close bonds with various Marvel characters, including Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes (the Winter Soldier), and other members of the Avengers. He has also worked alongside heroes like Spider-Man, Black Widow, and the X-Men.