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On newsstands now.

Eh.

Was that designed by Osh Kosh b'Gosh?

Are those overalls???

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I don't love the costume (and what's up with that scuffed-up shield?), but I have a lot of faith that this movie is going to be great.

Identity said:

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Evans and Hayley Atwell, who plays Major Peggy Carter.

Sigh...if only he had a little hair on that chest instead of ruining it by shaving it bare.

Concept art.

Identity said:

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Evans and Hayley Atwell, who plays Major Peggy Carter.

This pic needs to be a little bigger:

I think the costume looks great

the straps fit well with military type theme

they look practical and useful

I like the look of the material as well

great job as far as I'm concerned

I hope the movie is well done

sextonseven said:

Identity said:

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Evans and Hayley Atwell, who plays Major Peggy Carter.

This pic needs to be a little bigger:

I'm not sure what your interest is, but thanks!

orger said:

I think the costume looks great

the straps fit well with military type theme

they look practical and useful

I like the look of the material as well

great job as far as I'm concerned

I hope the movie is well done

I agree, the studio did a good job making the costume look realistic and not spandex like in the books.

Lammastide said:

I'm not sure what your interest is, but thanks!

I wanted to post that one bigger so people can see his hair really is blond before they start complaining.

Does that photo have some sort of other appeal?

I rather like the costume. They took something that was strictly style and made it functional, boosting its credibility across formats. I'm just kind of sick of Chris Evans... and while this appears to be a period action flick, there's something sickening about his stodgy 1940s haircut.

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sextonseven said:

Lammastide said:

I'm not sure what your interest is, but thanks!

I wanted to post that one bigger so people can see his hair really is blond before they start complaining.

Does that photo have some sort of other appeal?

The great LIGHTING, of course!

*pffffft...*

I could take him.

what's he looking at???

Lammastide said:

sextonseven said:

I wanted to post that one bigger so people can see his hair really is blond before they start complaining.

Does that photo have some sort of other appeal?

The great LIGHTING, of course!

DrRockdapuss said:

*pffffft...*

I could take him.

If the movie does REALLY well, that's a great subject for a sequel.

sextonseven said:

DrRockdapuss said:

*pffffft...*

I could take him.

If the movie does REALLY well, that's a great subject for a sequel.

It could be a prequel and a sequel at the same time, since he predates Steven.

I loved that Marvel went there, citing Tuskegee as logical precedent.

Stan Lee and them don't fuck around when it comes to racial themes.

DrRockdapuss said:

sextonseven said:

If the movie does REALLY well, that's a great subject for a sequel.

It could be a prequel and a sequel at the same time, since he predates Steven.

I loved that Marvel went there, citing Tuskegee as logical precedent.

Stan Lee and them don't fuck around when it comes to racial themes.

I really liked that story.

DrRockdapuss said:

sextonseven said:

If the movie does REALLY well, that's a great subject for a sequel.

It could be a prequel and a sequel at the same time, since he predates Steven.

I loved that Marvel went there, citing Tuskegee as logical precedent.

Stan Lee and them don't fuck around when it comes to racial themes.

Marvel's always been ahead of the game with social themes, going back to the 60s.

sextonseven said:

DrRockdapuss said:

It could be a prequel and a sequel at the same time, since he predates Steven.

I loved that Marvel went there, citing Tuskegee as logical precedent.

Stan Lee and them don't fuck around when it comes to racial themes.

I really liked that story.

Yes, it was a great story and all...

And I'ma let chu finish...

But why they have to give the project to Kyle Baker?!?!

He's like the least serious artist in comics right now. Who can get riled up when you lookin at line drawings I made in 8th grade during Life Skills?

uPtoWnNY said:

DrRockdapuss said:

It could be a prequel and a sequel at the same time, since he predates Steven.

I loved that Marvel went there, citing Tuskegee as logical precedent.

Stan Lee and them don't fuck around when it comes to racial themes.

Marvel's always been ahead of the game with social themes, going back to the 60s.

Cool thing is how X-Men represented civil rights back then, but when X2 came out, they were able to relate it to gay rights too, with Bobby struggling with coming out as a mutant to his folks.

"have you ever tried... not ...being a mutant?" -Moms Drake

Interesting costume. But where´s the mask?

He looks like the love child of Daniel Craig and Steve Carrell

orger said:

what's he looking at???

Something tells me Chris is wearing his birthday suit.

CHRIS EVANS IS SO FUCKING HOT!!!! EVERY WHITE MAN SHOULD LOOK THIS WAY! HELL...EVERY MAN SHOULD BE BUILT THIS WAY- PERIOD. I WOULD FUCK THE SKIN OFF THAT DICK AND BOUNCE HIS SACK OFF MY CHIN - I love him.

Of course if this film sucks I will have to dislike him for a few months and talk shit about his acting. Kind of what I did with that hottie that played in Superman Returns.

Somehow this thread went from a "Captain America Movie Pics" thread to an NC-17 rated "Chris Evans Shirtless" thread.

NDRU said:

He looks like the love child of Daniel Craig and Steve Carrell

Lol Doesn't he?