In the newest installment of the Captain America comic book, the Marvel superhero is revealed as a double-agent for Hydra, an international terrorist organization affiliated with the Nazis.
As The Verge points out, having Wilson, who was Marvel’s first African-American superhero in 1969, become the patriotic hero fits Marvel’s recent trend of introducing more diversity in its biggest titles.
In the newest installment of the Captain America comic book, the Marvel superhero is revealed as a double-agent for Hydra, an international terrorist organization affiliated with the Nazis.
As The Verge points out, having Wilson, who was Marvel’s first African-American superhero in 1969, become the patriotic hero fits Marvel’s recent trend of introducing more diversity in its biggest titles.