Captain America vs Captain America (ANAD Captain America Sam Wilson Vol 2: Civil War II)
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Falcon (Sam Wilson) is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer-editor Stan Lee and artist Gene Colan, and introduced in Captain America #117 (Sept. 1969), the character is mainstream comics' first African-American superhero. Falcon uses mechanical wings to fly and has limited telepathic and empathic control over birds. Following Steve Rogers' retirement, Sam Wilson becomes the newest Captain America and leader of the Avengers.
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"this is where my bread gets butter"- Rob 2017
Adrien Rodriguez I'll buy that on a T shirt
Roxanne Ascending same
Adrien Rodriguez add that to Rob number of catch phrase
I have a list of catchphrases.
yes you do lol
Steve Rogers as a Hydra agent is Colder than Ice
To the people saying the Civil Rights movement was only about African Americans, the following is a list of sources that will help improve your knowledge and gain a better understanding of what the Civil Rights Movement was about:
Blumberg, Rhoda L. 1984. Civil Rights: The 1960s Freedom Struggle. Boston: Twayne.
Chalmers, David. 2003. Backfire, Backfire: How the Ku Klux Klan Helped the Civil Rights Movement. Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield.
Friedman, Leon, ed. 1967. The Civil Rights Reader. New York: Walker.
Gray, Fred D. 2003."Civil Rights-Past, Present and Future." The Alabama Lawyer 64 (January): 8.
Johnson, Frank Minis. 2001. Defending Constitutional Rights. Athens, Ga.: Univ. of Georgia Press.
Levine, Ellen, ed. 1994. Freedom's Children: Young Civil Rights Activists Tell Their Own Stories. New York: Morrow/Avon.
Liebman, James S., and Charles F. Sabel. 2003. "The Federal No Child Left Behind Act and the Post-Desegregation Civil Rights Agenda. North Carolina Law Review 81 (May): 1703-49.
McKissack, Fredrick L., Jr. 2000. This Generation of Americans: A Story of the Civil Rights Movement. Columbus, Ohio: Jamestown.
Rostron, Alan. 1999. "Inside the ACLU: Activism and Anti-Communism in the Late 1960s." New England Law Review 33 (winter): 425-74.
Wilkinson, J. Harvie III. 1979. From Brown to Bakke: The Supreme Court and School Integration, 1954-1978. New York: Oxford Univ. Press.
Its called drawing parallels between comics and real life you know like how comics have always done. You got to be blind if you can't see that. I mean hell the man had a meeting with all the promonet black hero if that doesn't harken back to the Civil Rights movement then nothing fucking does.
bro i think it's pretty obvious that the civil rights movement started with black people wanting equal rights, i mean MLK was the one who started it, he's black, and went through struggles that every black person went through at the time. people aren't blind I'm pretty sure they can tell that, can't people just be happy that it encourage other minorities to join the movement, and fight for their equal rights. everything doesn't have to be a competition.
@Anthony Wade yep
It wasnt only about AA, thats true. But due to the history of this country. We we're the driving force. It was a black man that meet with LBJ in order for the civil rights act to be passed. AA's was on the front lines getting the crap beat out of us, yes other ethnic groups co opted the movement, but it was AA who was driving the car..
Nope. Now I'm gonna make a video on the Civil Rights Movement.
Sir, you're completely wrong about the 1950s-60s civil rights movement (CRM) completely. It was about racism against African-Americans, specifically racial segregation. MLK jr talked about other issues (poverty, imperialism, etc.), BUT the primary focus was on anti-black racism. For a more precise understanding of MLK jr read *Where do we go from here?*. Spencer is absolutely correct in showing the CRM as black/white issue (but it's an obvious point).
You can simply google Black Panther Party 10 point program -- that can tell you what they're all about. Rage definitely represents Spencer's (mis)interpretation of the BPP - you're correct there.
Now in general --- the whole conversation of violence, in the context of African-American history, centers on *self-defense* against brutality -- be it from KKK, police, etc. While I give Spencer credit for taking on a controversial issue (I love it actually), but he is unable to capture the complexity of this issue *properly* because he has a white liberal perspective on it.
Maaaaaaan I wish you hadn't stopped covering this story! So good!
Loving these Sam Wilson videos.
God seeing US Agent again made me so happy, used to use his costume in ultimate alliance and thought it was captain america venom
I believe I speak for many when I say thank you for bringing historical context and accuracy to your retelling Rob.
8:43 Dude there were VARY few black cops in the 1960s and they did not keep there jobs vary long. please do not equate peoples suffering. just as a rule. You cant say that having to have to leave your country to migrate to a new one is the same as not being able to marry your love interest. you also can't say that not being able to vote in the early 1900s is the same as a demographic being enslaved for more then 150years. i will agree that it is all suffering but you can't compare a stubbed toe to an amputation. Yes the americops do mess up the story
It's the explanation of the story that you give is why I love this channel so much!! Thank you! Thank you, I really do appreciate you doing the story.
#Sam-earned-the-shield
Mike Gould yep
HEY! Seen you on Nerdarchy! Question - Have you ever tried to make a Fighter class hero with just a shield like Cap in D&D ? The reason being is that I've had small Cap figures that would fit perfectly on a D&D map, as a halfling and a human, maybe even a gnome, it was from an old game where you put heroes in hollow dice, but that's not important right now. The feat Shield Master looks good, but is there a better source to look at ? I kind of remember 2nd edition having something, but it's fuzzy.
I agree!
paul coy Other editions have different Feats, but Shield Master, Tavern Brawler (to give you proficiency in Improvised Weapons that would arguably allow to throw the shield), and either Protective Fighting Style (for defense) or Dueling Fighting Style (to gain +2 on damage). You might even want to go with the Paladin class so you can Divine Smite when you do a melee strike with your Shield. Try that. :)
yes Sam has been Steve's Partner for decades it can only be him
I still love watching this stuff. Mainly because I stopped collecting comics back in the mid 90s. I just couldn't afford it anymore considering the amount of titles I was collecting compounded by the never ending rise in prices. Great way to catch up since I've been away. Thanks, Rob.
I really appreciate the way that you bring to light and offer your opinion on the politics in the comics.
Nick Spencer draws several parallels between the public's response to Sam Wilson and the US' response to Obama as a president "Sam Wilson represents change" after all. Its very evident throughout this comic that Nick is commenting on current events, so I don't think Rage is a commentary on the black panthers, but more a commentary on Black Lives Matter, and how they too turned against Obama for being "too soft" on race. The Americops are then an allegory for modern american police. I agree its too black and white, but I think this is more emulative of the modern conversation on police brutality, than it is the 1960's civil rights movement
Adrion Trujillo thank you for saying this. I don’t know how any one could misinterpret what Spencer was trying to convey
Woohoo! I'm so digging this Sammy Cap story collection!
thank you for explaining comics the way you do.
keep up the good work 👍
D-man was created sometime in the 1970s I believe, when the WWF was first kicking off. Marvel tried to fold the popularity of wrestling into their comics and that's when the introduced D-man. At the time D-man was supposed to be a mix between Daredevil and Wolverine but he was more like a simpleton.
I have to add- I loved your Black Panthers description. And your overall explanation of the comics theme was excellent as usual.
I've watched for years and this is one of my favorites that you have done keep up the good work
i enjoy this channel for comic lore.... but the civil rights part made my head hurt. I agree there were many white people who supported and helped MLK during that time, no doubt, but to say it was moreso about "human rights" seems disingenuous. its the reverse, yes it was human rights, but the focal point was the struggle of african americans against stuff like Jim Crow and the KKK
Malcolm X go look him up please
@@pmg7171 yeah Rob. I like your videos but you are dead wrong about the civil Rights movement. By you saying it wasn't just about blacks is really minimizing what blacks endured back then. That's disappointing.
@@pmg7171 No YOU Go look up Malcom X & Come back Back & holla
Great thorough video. Great job!
As long as there are comics we need CE. Rob u have become a part of my daily routine please never stop lol
I appreciated the Colvin shout out. Thank you!
back to back stories are awsome brah..
so proud of you Rob educating the heck out of me
Stokely Carmichael and Huey P. Newton are two criminally overlooked members of the Civil Rights movement. Stokely Carmichael was even bisexual and was viewed with respect and honor within the movement. One of your best episodes. Keep it up man. These make my day. Thanks!
Great video!! Your work is awesome! :)
Getting a history lesson along with a solid story goes hand to hand
The degree to which you don't... "get" this story is kind of awesome. And regardless of how much I disagree with certain stuff, I'm thankful that you still Explained it well.
Thanks Rob!
Big fan rob thanks 4 makin me a smarter comicfan
Love this and how you explained it
Great video Rob
Wasn't sure id like Sam becoming the new Cap, but I like how this story created real life parallels and continued discussion.
I don't collect anymore so I kind of rely on your posts to find out what has gone on. Seeing Sam Wilson as Cap is perfectly acceptable to me except for the lack of the super soldier serum. I don't seem any problems with how he is focused. But the best part of this series of videos, I feel, are the little educational bits you insert. Good job.
hye man, I appreciate your implementation of the Civil Rights Movement and the Black Panther Party, offering further insight for your listeners who might be unaware or fed misinformation regarding both.
Great video rob
there's been a black captain America before it was in the 90s spiderman animated series with some other characters like the whizzer
Isaiah Bradley
Still waiting for my black avengers book marvel.......😁
Dark Avengers!! lol
Amazing Zero You should read Ultimates. Not only is it good but Carol Danvers is the only white member.
Lucas Webber Because they've already got a black Spider-Man, Iron-Man, and Captain America. Along with a female Thor and a young Muslim Ms. Marvel. It's not even a black Avangers, it should be the Politically Correct Avengers or the Social Justice League.
And yes, I'm kidding.
And yes, I know Justice League is DC
Well yeah you got to have a white leader lol.
Amazing Zero The Ultimates are primarily black. Except Carol Danvers who....leads them.
Thanks for this story, wish I could subscribe again.
WOW great stuff as usual, great selection. keep it coming. HEY ROB ever read graphic novel BATMAN RED RAIN?
bro this video touches my heart
that was awesome nice job
Another great video, I'm going to start buying theses trade paper backs.
This is a magnificent video
this is a freakin dope video
Great video
I really respect your opinions and getting to know the history of comics and the world
Ignore all of the extremists in the comments, Rob. You're doing great. Not letting your head get clouded by bias and speaking well sourced facts. Keep up the good work
I have to read this now !
Good for you for giving Bobby Seale his props.
I'm loving Sam Wilson Captain America, and appreciate you and Comicstorian narrations of the story arcs. I like how Marvel has given Sam Wilson a group that reflects him, but I would hope that some way some how Marvel will add Patriot (Eli Bradley) to Sam Wilson group. I think Eli's character would blend well with group dynamic, plus he doesn't deserve to be pushed into obscurity that has been done to him. The other members of Young Avengers have been given places of activity in the Marvelverse. Patriot deserves his own that would continue to flesh him out
your view on the civil rights commands my respect . you are a voice to be heard
The civil rights movement statement was erroneous and that the crux of the movement was rights for poc. Sure mlk also spoke at labor rallies but he really used all that to play the system and garner support from all over.
I really appreciate and respect your thoughts on the Marvel diversity issue and the civil rights comparison in comics. They mirror my own, and as an older fan of all marvel stuff, have felt pushed out by Marvel with the whole too far too fast while just tossing the older characters to the wind (how having both Peter and Miles around is great and all that). Thanks for being you! love your content!
If I have to read one more Tony Stark alcolism story I'm gonna join Alcholics Anonymous for him.
thanks for explaining the panthers in that way a lot of people have them painted in the wrong light
was there this much backlash when bucky was captain America?
fernando wetherbee
No none at all !!
_"bucky was captain america for a VERY short time."_
But HOW LONG was Bucky Captain America for?
*****
So nothing concrete then... gotcha.
They perceived Steve to be dead so it was more "Acceptable" to not criticize Bucky as Cap. The fact that Sam doesn't have the Super Soldier Serum, which to me, makes him a very capable Cap n leader.
6:40... That's amazing... I don't think I've ever seen all the black superheroes uniting to just talk.... That's just spectacular.
The best way to include minorities is make new diverse characters and keep the old ones. The best way to gain customers is to keep the old customers and gain new ones. These two ideas can work in tangent with one another. Marvel makes money, old customers get their heroes, and new customers get their heroes if they want them. How do you get new characters in there some might ask? Do what they did in the old days. include some new character in the old comic, whether its a villian or ally for the old character, so people will still buy it and if they like the new character they will eventually get their own title.
Well the problem with that is characters of colors often get assigned bad writers or artist whether there new or old and since its a who you know business most writers who want to create a character that is white because they are white since most artist and writers hired are white.
So they would have to hire a non-white creator and even if its good people may not by it or compare it to some already big superhero and ignore it like how people compared Static to Spider-man.
Heck they have a lot of old non-white superheroes that get forced to the back that aren't even bad characters but weren't used as much as they could like DC does.
Plus would you rather read some well known character that's popular that you or your friends like or some random comic that you never read before. So you have to slowly push away the old in hopes for the new. Creating new characters or stories is easy; selling them is a bitch.
Pyroman Sir I don't really see what a creators race has to do with anything as almost all the successful minority characters have been created by a white writer aka storm, Luke cage, Black panther, so a white guy definitely can create good minority characters and they really don't have to hire a non white writer, plus that seems kindove insulting just to hire someone and assume they can make a good character because of their race. And that's why I said you have to include new characters in old characters comics at first so you don't have to push away anything. So you and your friends will still pick up that familiar old character and be introduced to a new and hopefully orginial character. How they did with the fantastic four back in the day.
It has to do more with how characters will be created or written about that are minorities added with the rest of what i said added on. I never said anything about race equaling good characters i said who is given the character to write matters and there have been have been characters that have been around and were around for along time with said characters that haven't been fully replaced that people complain about (X-23 Wolverine(OLD MAN LOGAN),Sam Wilson(Steve Rogers is still seen as Captain America and is still active),Female Thor(Odinson comic is amazing and i don't care for Jane Foster Op B.S.).The only characters gone are Tony Stark and Banner really.
In the old days an every man superhero like spider-man is new so it's even harder today and it has to do with who wants to write and publish said characters and how much are people are willing to buy. Kinda like will you buy those issues of comics that you know are good and will buy that comic that may be good and will they cancel it because not enough people got those issues in its run.
I mean Sam Wilson been a character for years in Captain America same for Cho in the Hulk beside the chick who replaced Iron-man Marvel is still doing the same stuff your preaching.
Pyroman Sir Then perhaps those characters just aren't good enough/original enough. Including them in old comics might help them get over that initial sales barrier but if people don't ask for them they aren't going to go any farther than that. Now if they were some sort of side piece then went off to develop themselves into their own character like night wing or red hood then people would probably be more interested in that. In fact I really liked the brain hulked cho where everyone turns into a hulk because its not just hulk its this new strange type of hulk with a new character. People aren't going to ask for this new character if it means replacing the old ones. And they haven't been FULLY replaced but they are getting most of the attention as the others just dwindle to the side as old hat.
Yeah, I don't remember a white version of Power Man before Luke Cage got that comic. Marvel just created Power Man, who was black. Marvel just created Shang Chi, who was Chinese. Marvel just created Northstar, who was an asshole.
I love the instrumentals you post during the videos, I would love to purchase those artist music so I can support them the same way I support marvel, dc, and image.
Thanks
Is it diversity or is it tokenism?
The 43rd Firedemon It's diversity, fam
The 43rd Firedemon next to Bucky Sam Wilson is the only other person that could take up the shield
Amazing Zero Parker. Barton. but I think Wilson was a great choice.
imo, tokenism
The problem I have is when it gets to virtue signaling. I haven't read these personally so I don't know but it does seem to be a little bit of virtue signaling when it rapidly switches over to a majority of the 'virtue' characters.
I had NO IDEA what a racial & political tone this book had taken. But honestly, how could it NOT have?
Either you have never heard a MLK speech or you have twisted the crap out of what was said bro
@Deacon Grady thanks
@Solomon Dario you really have two accounts just to reply to yourself?
"People are irrational. Sometimes they say they gotta clean their house and then spend all day playing video games" *shuts off phone and reluctantly begins cleaning house*
It would be super cool to make a video about marvels A force when you get a chance
I'm really enjoying this story
Holy “@&$!! I actually agree with comicsexplains view on historical events!
Rob nailed it on the Civil Rights Movement. It's about Human Rights. We are all Human Beings, that is what Unites us, that is how you fight oppression. That is how you check and balance the power of Government.
Another wonderful story
Loving the Cap Sam Wilson. Keep it up.
1:50
"they'd probably go back to Tony Stark if they don't care for what Brian Michael Bendis has to offer"
lmao so basically... they'd go back to Tony Stark.
"It's been real and it's been good; but it ain't been real good" yo who's writing down all this gold Rob be spewing?
This is relevant for today.
On diversity....I mean I feel you. I agree for the most part. Forced diversity is the main reason fans are rebelling. Im guilty of it too. I mean, Sam Jackson as Nick Fury is ok and all but I was really pulling for Chuck Norris. Thats the Nick Fury I wanted to see. A Nick Fury who would have gotten to kick a lot of ass. I think the nerfed Sam Jackson Nick Fury. But lets keep it real, and be honest. Some...Not most...Not all. Of the hatred is coming from racist and misogynist. And many of them dont just come out and say it, they pretend its something else. Bigotry exist in the world, in the country and in geek culture. Dosnt help to ignore that they are there fanning the anti diversity flames.They might be the minority but they are there making it worst.
Akhet Chuck Norris would have made it a joke to too many people.
***** uhm....Ok....Thanks...I guess?.,'
Again, I really like the parallels with the current situation.
Also, the US Agent wants to build a wall between USA and Mexico with machine guns on top. I wonder who that reminds me of.
Great content man! Rob your cutting a swath on UA-cam.
Yeah Rob, John Walker was introduced as the Super Patriot an adversary to Captain America, he defeated Steve Rogers once. Yeah he did get his powers from the help of the Power Broker.
please make a video on all the Spidermans out there from beginning to end
Some don't like Sam Wilson as Captain America...
........NOT SURPRISED......
ThESLyGuY If you're trying to race bait then you clearly didn't watch the video
Tylin Williams
it's ACTUAL REAL PEOPLE don't like him as C.America.
including characters in the comic...thats my point
ThESLyGuY And my point is if you're trying to say that's all because he's black then that's wrong, irresponsible, and you didn't watch the video.
+Tylin Williams so you're saying no one on earth has a problem with Captain America being black????? if so you are the one mistaken. I'm just waiting for some "make captain America great again" t-shirts lmao
bryan ward "if you're trying to say that's all because hes black" "if you're trying to say that's all" "ALL"
hey Rob, could you do a video on all of the characters in marvel comics that are basically clones or attempts at making different versions of Captain America. Similar to how there multiple "thor" character like beta ray bill, odinson, lady Thor, etc.
This is really good. Granted the info may not be as spot on as the writer wanted ... it still brings up the apparent topics that are plaguing our country today. The more I listen to these I can see and hear what u are saying in terms of "preachiness" but it is still a topic that should be discussed. Using the comic platform is a great way to share the message of unity and working together as a people rather than trying to ignore the issues we face on a daily basis to then just accept the status quo. @mreed7 on twitter. Been a fan friend of urs for yrs now bruh! Keep up the amazing work!
Putin must've read that comic "you conquer a divided country"......
Lemme tell ya something Robcorps. Mmmm let me tell ya something man. Rob man! Its just- mmmm this guy man, Rob is my man, man!
sucks you can't see my standing ovation
I love how this episode laid some bread crumbs for people to think a little, and improve their knowledge if they actually desire it. I hope that makes sense. I don't want to get crazy here, but I like how this comic material works in a way to get people to open up their minds a little, but then again, that's just ONE OF the things Captain America comics have done before. Good job, Rob. Just curious, what is your ethnic background? Sorry if you've already answered this before.
the civil rights movement was for human rights???? what humans didn't have rights good sir?
bryan ward Really? Help me understand your viewpoint.
tevaughn thompson that was sarcasm, good sir. Of course the civil rights movement was about black people. I think rob just didn't want to offend some of his subscribers
bryan ward I got you bro. I wasn't trying to come at you I just didn't understand. My bad
tevaughn thompson I know, it's cool.
tevaughn thompson I Lost A Little respect for rob on this one. "The civil rights movement was not just about blacks rights, it's for human rights" is by far the dumbest thing I've ever heard him say, that was just stupid. If he was not going to tell it how it was he shouldn't have brought it up. But that's just my opinion, but what do I know I'm just sum black guy
Seeing as how many people out right trust Cap means it will hurt them that much more when all the Hydra stuff settles and everyone knows...man its going to be a pain and most likely overly annoying to deal with all of them after lol
Hell yeah. more Sam Cap
So much reflection in today's society, thats why I think this run is good. Especially hydra cap.
I like it.
holy shit this is a lesson in civil rights
Forge seems a better fit to replace Iron Man
ROB U 100% RIGHT ABOUT THE BPS THAT WHAT MY MOM WORK FOR TO BETTER OUR PEOPLE FROM THE PANTHERS
please make a video on the characters Falcon, Rage and John Walker.
Rob, can do a video on The Runner? I heard he can take down the Justice League.
off base on a few points. you were thinking to historical when this is mainly about current issues. the americops represent the cops today in black neighborhoods. they are depicted as treating the citizens as hostile combatants and not people first and they have a habit of leaning towards violence first. rage is supposed to represent blm, heart is in the right place but sometimes their actions hurt their cause. it's especially evident in the most recent issues where (spoiler alert). rage is shot while unarmed trying to break up a robbery where the cops shot first without provocation. it being filmed to add icing on the cake and show that often times even when caught on camera, evidence is often covered up or nobody is held accountable even after its released creating the current environment we have in the world today. this has very little to do with the old civil rights movement and more of today's events
Big facts💯💯
Rob do u think u could give us some background, like a "Then & Now" on The US Agent
What's the music playing at the end? Love the sound.
So loved this Rob. You are amazing man. Thank you for explaining the Civil Rights movement as for HUMAN rights. Not black rights. So tired of minorities that aren't black saying that it was just for black people.
That wasn't what it was about.