An exclusive preview of Captain America #2 features Steve Rogers teaming up with David Colton, the post-9/11 Captain America.

Harrison Ford had a characteristically blunt response when asked if he's been persuaded to return to the MCU yet. "Nope," ...

Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross is no longer just a U.S. Army General—he’s now the President of the United States in Captain America: Brave New World! But why did he seek the presidency? Director Julius ...

Harrison Ford doesn’t mince words. When Variety asked if Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige had managed to lure him back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe for another round of superhero antics, ...

But Thunderbolt Ross’ story in Captain America: Brave New World shows the MCU’s age can also be a great asset. Ross’ story had more resonance than another antagonist with a similar arc would ...

Ford will reportedly make his debut as Thunderbolt Ross in Captain America: New World Order in May of 2024; he will then reportedly appear in Marvel’s Thunderbolts movie, which is slated for ...

There’s also the possibility that Thunderbolt Ross could team up with The Leader, as The Cosmic Circus claims that Ross will be a private citizen in Captain America: New World Order.

"Harrison Ford is taking on the role of General Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross, and to see Sam Wilson and Thunderbolt Ross, which if you remember actually threw him in prison at the end of Civil War ...

Ross would have had both the means to take Madripoor (with, at minimum, the US’s tacit consent), and the motivation. Sharon Carter is another candidate to be the Power Broker.

While it had originally been rumored that Harrison Ford would debut as Thunderbolt Ross Thunderbolts, which is now the penultimate movie in the MCU’s Phase 5 since Blade was delayed to September ...

Ross would have had both the means to take Madripoor (with, at minimum, the US’s tacit consent), and the motivation. Sharon Carter is another candidate to be the Power Broker.

General Thaddeus E. “Thunderbolt” Ross/Red Hulk Introduced in the The Incredible Hulk #1 in May 1962, General Ross was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby as Bruce Banner’s archenemy.