Sam Wilson, portrayed by Anthony Mackie in the MCU, originally debuted in the comics as a social worker and was Marvel's first African American superhero. Unlike his MCU version who utilizes military technology, comic Sam focuses on community service. Introduced in 1969 in Captain America #117, Wilson became a pivotal character in Captain America's stories, helping defeat villains like the Red Skull. His popularity led to the title being changed to Captain America and the Falcon, showcasing his journey as both a hero and a community advocate.
Sam Wilson, originally depicted as a social worker, became Marvel's first African American hero and has a significant yet less militaristic origin in comics.
Created by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, Sam Wilson debuted in 1969 as Captain America’s partner, evolving from a community-focused individual to a superhero.
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