[rogers-carter]

natasha romanoff + the mystery of her mother

[rogers-carter]

From what Mr. Stark has told me, Captain Rogers relied heavily on you. For courage, strategy, and moral guidance. You were his support.

[peter-aaa-deactivated20260316]

[bundibird]

Iron Man 1 really said "the actual bad guy is the white capitalist who is selling arms under the table to both sides in order to extend the war and make as much money from it as possible," and Iron Man 2 really said "the white capitalist who gives a platform to people with bad intentions in order to make a buck is the reason the bad intentions have the opportunity to prosper and cause untold damage," and Iron Man 3 really said "the real terrorist is the white capitalist who will create and use fear to manipulate governments and the public in order to sell a product," and I really don't think enough people recognise this.

[phantomchick]

#''all marvel movies are USAF propaganda'' - correct!!! however some of them have a USAF-critical layer below that if you care to notice it#for instance: all three iron man movies via bundibird

[dailymarvelstudios]

Captain America: Civil War (2016), dir. Russo Brothers

[catalina-nicoleta]

[j0kers-light]

You know what time it is. 🔪

[ewock]

insp.

[rogers-carter]

#parallel arcs

[disappointment-comics]

no more "steve rogers doesn't know modern technology." embrace "steve rogers has no fucking clue what's a realistic timeline for technological advancement is." this guy used a telegraph one day and a hologram the next. his first introduction to the present was tony stark. he's never lived in a world with an ethernet cable. he doesn't know what the fuck an ipod nano is. if you showed him something supposed to be a groundbreaking impressive invention he'd just be like "oh neat. regular future stuff. okay." steve rogers with the tech awareness of a gen alpha kid. if you showed him a cd rack he'd have to think about it.

[assiraphales]

nah since marvel is trending again I’m going to say it again louder for the people in back — canon steve rogers would never have chosen an “idyllic 1950s white pickett fence life” because the only place that man belonged was a picket LINE. the whole point of his character was that his work was never done. there was always going to be another oppressor, another bully, another person who takes advantage of the underprivileged for him to stand up to. from the moment he gained consciousness he, a chronically ill son of a working class mother living below the poverty line, used his voice and his body to protect & fight for what he believed in. I’m not sure there was ever a time pre-super soldier serum where he didn’t have a black eye. he could put the shield down all he wanted but he could never retire from being steve rogers — someone who never once turned a blind eye, who never once wanted a “reward” for his work, who never once abandoned his friends. this isn’t up for debate. this is almost a century of comic book & film/animated precedent. he may have been a man out of time, but in his words “it’s tempting to want to live in the past. it’s familiar, it’s comfortable. but it’s where fossils come from”

[zener]

if u ever feel bad about ur limited knowledge of the star wars universe, dont worry! din djarin knows less than u and hes literally in it.

[avengerdaisy]

Daisy Johnson in Agents Of Shield, 3x01 Laws of Nature

[meidui]

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)

[housewifebuck]

“it’s not canon” TO YOU. they’re fucking nasty in my google docs right now

[katesbish0p]

"This is Chaos Magic, Wanda. And that makes you the Scarlet Witch."

@pscentral event 32: magic

[spider-mann]

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) Dir. George Lucas