Marvel has seemingly revealed the identity of CaptainAmerica's new sidekick
The identity of the returning Nomad may have been revealed on the cover of an upcoming Captain America comic. Marvel recently teased the return of Captain America's sidekick with four possible candidates in Captain America: Symbol of Truth. Nomad originally started as a new identity for Steve Rogers after he ditched his star-spangled costume and shield. Since then, other characters have adopted the Nomad moniker, such as Edward Ferbel, Jack Monroe, Ian Rogers, and Rikki Barnes.
R.B. Silva's cover to November's Captain America: Symbol of Truth #7 features Sam Wilson and Nomad leaping out of a plane together for a mission. The staff and gold-and-blue outfit match the costume worn by Ian Rogers, the adopted son of Steve Rogers during his time spent in Dimension Z. Ian was born in Dimension Z and is the son of Cap's longtime nemesis, Arnim Zola. Instead of teaming up with his father, Ian will be assisting Sam Wilson after his government contact sets the duo up.
Over in November's Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #6 by writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, and artist Carmen Carnero, Steve Rogers is busy with the Outer Circle as the Century Game is turned upside down. The Outer Circle is a new shadow organization of villains who are tied to the secret behind his shield's creation. Both Captain America titles and storylines will crossover next year in the event series"Cold War.
Captain America & The Winter Soldier Special #1 is a special double-sized one-shot from Kelly and Lanzing and artist Kev Walker reveals the Outer Circle's origin and how their next move affects the future of the Winter Soldier. 0commentsWhat do you think about Ian Rogers' Nomad returning? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Covers and solicitation for Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #6, Captain America: Symbol of Truth #7, and Captain America & The Winter Soldier Special #1 are below.
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