Marvel boss Kevin Feig stops rumors that Chris Evans has returned as Captain America: ‘He was fired by the man himself’
Despite the opposite speculation, Chris Evans is unlikely to repay his role as Captain America.
Reports surfaced in January that Chris Evans would return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Steve Rogers after potentially retiring the character in 2019’s Avengers: Endgame.
In response to the rumors, the 39-year-old actor tweeted at the time, ‘I have news’.
Return to the big screen? Reports have surfaced in January that Chris Evans will return like Steve Rogers after potentially retiring the character in the 2019 Avengers.
Now Marvel Studios president Kevin Fij has closed the reports during an interview with EW that was announced on Wednesday.
“I rarely answer anything now because things always surprise me with what happens, but I think that rumor was quickly dispelled by the man himself,” he said.
It seems clear that fans shouldn’t expect to see Evans when the spin series F-Series The Falcon and Winter Soldier premiere on Friday.
Doesn’t happen: Marvel boss Kevin Feig has stopped rumors that Chris Evans is returning to the United States as a captain, saying he was “alienated by this man”.
The news comes on the same day that Marvel Comics announced the first gay Captain America on Tuesday. He will enter United States Captain America # 1 during the month of Pride in June.
The new character is named Aaron Fisher and represents the first LGBTQ person to choose the shield of a hero in the 80-year history of comedy.
The comics giant comes to the fore as it expands its increasingly diverse roster of characters.
LGBTQ Hero: Marvel Kicks Mix on Tuesday announced the first Gay Teen Captain America, which will enter the United States Captain f Captain America # 1 during Pride Month in June.
The limited series will follow the original Captain America, Steve Rogers, as he searches for his missing ield. Along the way, he comes across those who have been inspired by the symbol of Captain America to help their own communities.
Known as “Captain America of the Railways”, author Josiah Trujillo described the character in a statement: “Aaron Quier is inspired by community heroes: activists, leaders and everyday people push for a better life.”
‘It belongs to the oppressed and the forgotten. I hope his first story resonates with readers and helps inspire the next generation of heroes. ‘
New look: Marvel provided the first look at the Hero, which will be worn in blue stars with red stripes and signature white stars, as well as a blue tank top and black high-top sneakers.
While the LGBTQ character doesn’t have superpowers, he does his best to save runaways and unbearable teenagers in laughter.
Marvel provided the first look at the hero, which will be worn in blue stars with red stripes and signature white stars, as well as a blue tank top and black high-top sneakers.
Aaron will don a cape blue face mask, as well as red neckerchiefs and matching gloves. It also offers an array of tattoos and piercings.
United States Captain F. Captain America His issue hits stores on June 2, followed by other stories that will focus on different types of Captain America.
Original: The limited series will follow the original Captain America, Steve Rogers, as he searches for his missing ield and confronts those who have been inspired by the hero to help their own communities.
Chris responds: ‘I have news,’ the 39-year-old actor tweeted in response to rumors at the time; Seen here with Avengers co-star Robert Downey Jr. Still promotional for Avengers
Kevin Fij, president of Marvel Studios, closed reports of Evans’ return to Marvel during an interview with EW published Wednesday; Chris is found in Captain America’s Fox Soldier’s stable
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