These women are portrayed as interesting, complex, realistically flawed characters who - most importantly - all have integral parts in the story. With Black Widow, Scarlet Witch, and Sharon Carter all playing central roles in the film, Civil War features far more female superheroes than you'd typically find in a Marvel or DC-made movie. Yet in reality, Civil War is actually a pretty feminist movie, the rare superhero film that puts complicated, three-dimensional women front and center. On the surface, Captain America: Civil War might seem no different than the rest of the movies in its genre, as it's a film about two male heroes, their male allies, and a handful of male evil villains. Although there are a few exceptions (namely, the X-Men series), the vast majority of Marvel and DC movies are based around men, with the female heroes being shoved to the sidelines or, in far too many cases, barely present at all. And in time, there’s no telling how much of the new Captain America we could be seeing either in the comics or potentially on the big screen.Let's get one thing out of the way: superhero movies, by and large, tend not to the best when it comes to portraying women. We will no doubt be seeing more of Roberta Mendez’ female Captain America, as the Marvel 2099 storylines will soon be a major part of the core Marvel comic books. And this means that Roberta Mendez is in fact the future Captain America. But it appears that Marvel has now decided their Marvel 2099 timeline is in fact the sole canon future of their main brand of Marvel characters. The future of Marvel has previously remained loose and fluid, with most future events happening in alternate timelines. This isn’t an alternate timeline! This isn’t a What ‘If?’…! This is the future of the Marvel Universe!” “The story is huge! And like a Spider-Man story should be, also really small, and about Peter Parker and his life, and everything that’s going on. Here’s what editor Nick Lowe had to say regarding the appearance of the Marvel 2099 world in The Amazing Spider-Man #34: Interestingly, Marvel has indeed announced that Roberta Mendez will be their new main Captain America, and that her appearance isn’t just a temporary scenario.
The opportunity to introduce a female Captain America comes from the Marvel 2099 universe, which seemed to confirm that Roberta Mendez would become the new Captain America after Miguel O’Hara appeared in the present in the new Spider-Man 2099 series. And it looks like the comic books will soon feature a new lead person as a female Captain America. This includes his appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which now features Anthony Mackie taking the mantle in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The iconic Marvel character Captain America is no different, as his title has been used by several characters throughout Marvel’s run. Many superheroes under their brand have been portrayed in various different ways and by a multitude of different types of characters.
One of the ways that Marvel has managed to stay so successfully relevant over the years is by their ability to change and adapt their characters.
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