The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 2, "The Star-Spangled Man" began streaming on Disney+ today, and with it came another hour's worth of information about not only the new Captain America, but also the landscape of the post-Blip world. Turns out when half the population of the planet disappears for five years and then suddenly comes back, things get really, really messy.

But first, we have to deal with the elephant in the room. John Walker is the new Captain America, handpicked by the military for his impressive resume of medals and achievements. Comics readers will recognize the name as the man who is currently US Agent and formerly Super-Patriot, who briefly stepped in as Cap when Steve temporarily gave up the gig. We spent a considerable amount of time during this episode getting to know how Walker works--and frankly? He seems like kind of a jerk. A well-intentioned jerk, sure, but a jerk nonetheless.

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 2, "The Star-Spangled Man" began streaming on Disney+ today, and with it came another hour's worth of information about not only the new Captain America, but also the landscape of the post-Blip world. Turns out when half the population of the planet disappears for five years and then suddenly comes back, things get really, really messy.

But first, we have to deal with the elephant in the room. John Walker is the new Captain America, handpicked by the military for his impressive resume of medals and achievements. Comics readers will recognize the name as the man who is currently US Agent and formerly Super-Patriot, who briefly stepped in as Cap when Steve temporarily gave up the gig. We spent a considerable amount of time during this episode getting to know how Walker works--and frankly? He seems like kind of a jerk. A well-intentioned jerk, sure, but a jerk nonetheless.