Captain America's shield is usually described as indestructible - and for the most part, its fabled toughness has held true … "for the most part" being the key phrase there.

First seen in Captain America Comics #2, written by Jack Kirby, with art by Joe Simon, Reed Crandall, and Al Gabriele, the shield’s combined vibranium and steel alloy is noted to be more sturdy ...

Captain America's shield seems to bear a lot of emotionality in Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra and as such it shouldn't outright define him in gameplay.

Developers have made some balance changes in the recent update and the biggest focus was Captain America's Shield. Here's what was changed. The first hit with the shield was reduced from 60 to 50.

Captain America’s star-spangled shield can stand up against the universe’s most powerful forces all thanks to vibranium. This fictional and nearly indestructible element absorbs and releases ...

Captain America's shield is famous for absorbing tremendous amounts of kinetic energy, from an artillery shell to a punch from the Hulk – keeping Cap not only safe, but on his feet.

Within the Marvel Universe, the transformation of Cap’s shield has been explained in various ways. One of the most prominent backstories comes from ‘Captain America #303’.In the comic, Dr ...

However, Steve isn't the only character to wield the shield. In the MCU, he bequeathed it to Sam Wilson, formerly the Falcon, who will star as the new Cap in 2024's Captain America: New World ...