Captain America: New World Order Does What She-Hulk Couldn’t – Give Us a Comic Book Accurate Version of the Leader as Main Villain

Give Us a Comic Book Accurate Version of the Leader as Main Villain

Captain America: New World Order is all set to bring back one of the most memorable characters from the Comics. It is announced at the D23 Expo that the movie is going to mark the appearance of the Leader after The Incredible Hulk. The upcoming movie is to be directed by The Cloverfield Paradox director Julius Onah and going to feature Sam Wilson’s Captain America in action. The news of the Leader making his return to this project was quite a shock for the fans.

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Captain America: New World Order, Sam Wilson
Sam Wilson in Captain America: New World Order

The antagonist is mainly linked to the character of Hulk. With Tim Blake Nelson reprising his role from The Incredible Hulk, fans are excited to watch him in action.

Also Read: Why Captain America Wasn’t Worthy of Mjolnir in Age of Ultron

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Surprising choice as a villain for Captain America: New World Order

It can’t be denied that some of the fans were extremely delighted for Samuel Sterns’ return. But it’s also an undeniable fact that the casting seems a little unique for a Captain America movie.  

Samuel Sterns - The Leader - The Incredible Hulk
Samuel Sterns’ transformation to the Leader teased in The Incredible Hulk

The last time, Blake Nelson’s character was seen on the big screens, he was lying down while Bruce Banner’s blood going into his wound, heavily affecting him. This was the very first tease of the character in the MCU. 

Also Read: Marvel Theory: Captain America: New World Order is a Multiverse Movie That Will Bring Back Chris Evans as Steve Rogers Variant

Captain America: New World Order is most probably going to start his story from that point. And as per the reports suggest, we will get a full-fledged comic-book accurate Leader in the movie. 

Potential connection with the She-Hulk series

She-Hulk brings back The Abomination
She-Hulk brings back The Abomination

She-Hulk is one of the most headlined series in recent times. While it’s facing criticism with CGI, complaints about the storyline are also there. But similarly, Tim Roth’s return as the Abomination also excited the fans. In the same way, they might also give us a glimpse of the Leader as he is more related to Hulk and his company. 

This particular point also explains that the She-Hulk series still lacks a proper antagonist to lead the show. During the last episode, we encountered a group of people namely The Wrecking Crew who came to take Jennifer Walters’ blood. It can be an assumption that Samuel Sterns’ aka the Leader is behind it. 

Also Read: “Who is this guy…he reinvented”: Tim Roth Says She-Hulk‘s Abomination is So Goofy Unlike The Incredible Hulk Version Because He’s “been locked away in a bubble” For Too Long

Details about the Captain America: New World Order 

Captain America: New World Order might see return of Chris Evans
Captain America: New World Order poster

The movie’s going to feature Sam Wilson’s Falcon played by Anthony Mackie who took up the mantle of Captain America in the last The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. It is also going to bring back the characters of Isaiah Bradley and Danny Ramirez as the New Falcon from the previous series. The movie’s more precisely described by the director as a “paranoid thriller”.

Captain America: New World Order is going to start its filming the next year and hit the theaters on May 3, 2024

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is streaming weekly on Disney+

Source: D23 Expo

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Written by Subham Mandal

Subham Mandal is currently working as a writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. Subham has written more than 600 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English based in Kolkata. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.

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