The Tony Stark of Costumes – A blog about Iron Man, Captain America’s repulsor technology, and his chest Arc Reactor.
This is a blog about Captain America’s costume. It will be a review of the first two films in the MCU as well as a breakdown of the costume and how it works.
The movie focuses on Captain America’s shield, which was made from vibranium found in the Wakanda mines. The shield is indestructible and can absorb kinetic energy from impacts such as bullets. The shield is only vulnerable to vibranium-based weapons, such as Ultron’s arm cannon.
Captain America uses his shield to deflect bullets and other projectiles fired at him. He can also use it to slice through objects like wood or metal with ease. However, if he misses with his throw then he’ll have no way of defending himself against attacks coming from above (unless he catches them with his other hand). This makes him very vulnerable when fighting enemies on higher ground, such as rooftops or cliffs.
Captain America’s costume consists of a blue cowl that covers his entire head except for his face and neck area; red boots; white pants; red gloves; red shoulder pads; an “A”
The Tony Stark of Costumes
A blog about Iron Man, Captain America’s repulsor technology, and his chest Arc Reactor.
This is a website created to showcase the costumes of Captain America, Iron Man, and their respective movies. All of the costumes are made by me (except for the photo of the movie Captain America). I hope that you enjoy browsing through all of my hard work and I appreciate any comments or feedback regarding my costumes!
While Tony Stark’s repulsor technology and his chest Arc Reactor are well documented, little is known about Captain America, a human experiment that was enhanced to the peak of human perfection.
According to his official bio: “The Super-Soldier Serum transformed frail Steve Rogers into a perfect specimen with peak strength, agility, stamina and intellect.”
Captain America uses a partially-translucent shield made of Vibranium, which can absorb any vibration and kinetic energy. It is unknown if the shield is powered by a battery or an internal combustion engine.
The Captain America Costume is a movie costume that was created by Tony Stark and Howard Stark. The chest piece, gloves and boots are all highly durable and resistant to damage, while also possessing cooling systems to protect the wearer from high temperatures.
The rest of the suit is completely bulletproof, which is only enhanced by the shield. The shield itself is composed of Vibranium, which is one of the strongest metals in Marvel canon. This metal is known for being able to absorb kinetic energy and vibrations. The shield can withstand up to a direct hit from an ICBM without being damaged.
The costume also has two wrist-mounted repulsor gauntlets that generate ionized plasma beams capable of both cutting through just about anything and generating tremendous amounts of concussive force. The glove-mounted repulsors are powered by an internal arc reactor located on the wearer’s chest.
Captain America was the first Avenger. He was also the first Avenger to get his own movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Captain America is one of the most well known Marvel characters, and has made a huge impact on many people’s lives.
Captain America’s costume has been around since 1941, and it has gone through many changes over the years. The suit shown in this article is the one worn by Chris Evans in the 2012 film “Captain America: The First Avenger.”
The first thing you need to know about Captain America’s suit is that it does not have a yellow “A” on it. It has a blue star with white stripes on it, which is meant to represent the American flag.
The second thing you need to know about Captain America’s suit is that his shield does not have an indestructible Vibranium-steel alloy like Thor’s hammer Mjolnir or Iron Man’s armor plating. Instead, it has an energy shield which can block bullets, lasers, and other projectiles.
The third thing you need to know about Captain America’s suit is that there are two variants: one with red-and-white stripes (the “classic” design) and another with black-and-white stripes (the ”
Captain America has been known to have an interesting costume. His shield is of course one of the most recognizable in the world. It’s made out of a very special material which is called vibranium.
Vibranium is a fictional metal that appears in Marvel comics, most notably Black Panther’s home country Wakanda. Vibranium is a rare and incredibly strong alloy, which has been used for centuries by the Wakandans for various purposes. It is also the source of their wealth, as it can be found only in Wakanda.
Vibranium has two different forms: Wakandan Vibranium (or “True Vibranium”), and Antarctic Vibranium (or “Anti-Metal”). Wakandan Vibranium is only found in deposits deep under the earth’s crust, which makes it incredibly durable against anything that could break it apart or damage its molecular structure. When hit with enough force, however, it will shatter into tiny pieces and scatter across the ground like sand; this makes it useful as an anti-metal against enemies with super strength such as Hulk or Thor.
Antarctic Vibranium is much more common and easily obtainable than its Wakandan counterpart. It can be found near the
Monday, April 25, 2016
Captain America Costume
Although Captain America is one of the oldest superheroes he has a very innovative costume. I am going to discuss the history, costume and shield of Captain America.
First, the history of Captain America begins in World War II. “As patriotism surged and the war raged on, Timely Comics introduced a new superhero: Captain America.” (Fong-Torres) This was not his original name but it was changed to attract attention. He was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby who were Jewish Americans.
“It is worth noting that the creators of this character, as well as many other heroes during this time period, were Jewish American artists. The idea that these contemporary mythologies have been crafted by such a group reveals an interesting dichotomy between their role in society as outsider/other and their role in culture as creator/shaper.” (Creeber) This shows the impact that Jewish Americans had on the creation of superheroes.
Next the costume; this was not always red white and blue. “His first appearance was in 1941’s Captain America Comics