Because Bucky was also frozen for most of that time:
Dialogue from The Winter Soldier makes it clear that Hydra put Bucky back into suspended animation after completing each mission, and only unfroze him when they needed him:
Zola: The procedure has already started. You are to be the new f...
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Because Bucky was also frozen for most of that time:
Dialogue from The Winter Soldier makes it clear that Hydra put Bucky
back into suspended animation after completing each mission, and only
unfroze him when they needed him:
...
According to the Wikipedia page on Vibranium,
The Wakandan isotope possesses the ability to absorb all vibrations in the vicinity as well as kinetic energy directed at it.
This, along with the ineffectiveness of projectiles against Captain America's shield and Black Panther's suit indicate...
Following this question about Captain America's Shield.
It made me wonder the following about Captain America: Civil War:
How were Black Panthers claws able to scratch Captain America's shield if it is pure Vibranium?
As vibranium comes from Wakanda, I would have thought that BP's claws were m...
First, "if Vibranium is indestructible, how was Captain America's shield created (melting and hammering shouldn't work)?" type questions should be trivial. Answer can be similar to that of Adamantium: Just after extraction, it can be molded just once. The shape would be permanent after that.
(If...
First, if you are thinking that this question is a joke or troll, I'd like to welcome you to the 21st century when the mankind is discussing legality of gay marriages.
Now, if you look at the sexuality (I'll keep it clean) of all the Avengers minus Captain America:
Iron Man: Well, he is a bill...
In Captain America: The First Avenger, we see that the shield (in unpainted vibranium) was manufactured with concentric rings that line up with the red and white stripes, but no sign of the central star.
But in later appearances, we can see that the outline of the white star, along with a less...
In the first Captain America movie Howard Stark says "Vibranium. It's stronger than steel and a third of the weight. It's completely vibration absorbent."
If the shield completely absorbs vibrations, how does it bounce?
I'm looking for MCU references primarily, with current comics being a close...
This question comes from watching a number of the MCU movies staring Captain America and seeing all of the buildings, airplanes, high places,, bombs, etc that he has been through threw, blown up by, punched through, jumped from etc without being killed. Yeah I know he is a super soldier but at ti...
In Age of Ultron, Captain America has some sort of magnetic thing to call the sield back to him (kind of like what Thor does with his hammer).
Then, in Civil War, he no longer has any such device. Is there any in or out of universe reason they got rid of it?
