That sounds about right. When he quit being Captain America, he tried to ask her to take over as Avengers leader, so she put her helmet on his head and then thumped him on it, to knock some sense into him. Their dynamic was more one of best friends than lovers.
Maybe he couldn't cope with her being ill, so he dumped her?
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I disagree on both points. The black allows the red to stand out more, and red is his signature color, like purple for Hawkeye. If anything, more red could be used to break up the black parts. Falcon isn’t supposed to look like a flag, even if Cap does. The sleeves helps the costume to stand out further from the crowd. It kind of symbolizes that Sam is the type to roll up his sleeves and get to work.
I don't think Sam needs to have rolled up sleeves to show that he's willing to put inthe work, his actions have always spoken for him. And I don't see why Sam can't represent the flag, he's as much an American as Steve or anybody else. The red can stay for sure, I just think a darker blue is much better than the black.
Cap is a patriotic symbol, but Falcon is not, nor should he be unless he uses the Cap mantle. No Falcon design has used the color blue. It’s not who he is.
Symbolism in costumes doesn’t have to make sense, and it’s common for the designs of comic book characters to be heavy handed in their symbolism. Gambit’s trench coat isn’t practical for the kind of close quarters combat he gets involved in with his bo, but it visually lets us know that he’s a roguish figure. Captain America can prove his patriotism without wearing a flag, and yet he does. It’s no different with the rolled-up-looking sleeves.
Last edited by SecretWarrior; 02-25-2022 at 03:17 PM.