Forget the Red Hulk – Captain America: Brave New World ‘s real “big debut” is adamantium. After all, adamantium’s introduction in the upcoming blockbuster is surely a signal that the MCU’s new Wolverine – and by extension, the franchise’s long-awaited X-Men reboot – is edging closer to the big screen.

Brave New World has been marketing its entire movie around one main selling point: Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk. While Tim Blake-Nelson was originally believed to be the main villain of the movie, returning to his The Incredible Hulk role of The Leader after 17 years,

“Captain America: The First Avenger” is foundational to the Captain America character. It’s here where you meet Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and learn about the Super Soldier Serum that made him Captain America. You also gain an understanding of the type of values he holds, what he symbolizes and why he is “one of the best,” according to GameRant.

Brave New World is all set to magnify the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in 2025, and one of the most interesting facets of the film is General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross—this time

Although the Leader is fighting Captain America in the MCU, he has a very long history as the Hulk's primary enemy.

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Harrison Ford is adding another expected blockbuster film to his resume, joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe in "Captain America: Brave New World."

Director Julius Onah has confirmed that the upcoming Captain America 4 will introduce the rare metal Adamantium into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, setting the stage for Wolverine’s origin story in the future.

Brave New World is almost here. Will this be the jolt to the box office that theaters need, and the continuation of a Marvel comeback?