Bucky Barnes' bionic arm in comics evolves from a tool of Soviet control to a hero's versatile instrument, symbolizing his ...

Bucky Barnes' "Revolution" codename proves his ultimate heroism. From WWII to Winter Soldier, his past fueled a defiant, ...

Wondering what caused the rift between Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson in Thunderbolts*? The film’s final scenes and post-credits moment teased major tension between the longtime allies, hinting at ...

Not to put too fine a point on it or anything, but I would like to know what in the hell this franchise is doing with Bucky Barnes. His trajectory in the last two films has been strange at best ...

Sebastian Stan’s Bucky Barnes is one of the last-standing MCU OGs. Stan’s Bucky Barnes first appeared in 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger, the fifth film in Marvel’s line-up which ...

Starring an unconventional team of antiheroes we’ve seen in previous Marvel productions (some popular, others not quite), including Yelena Belova, Bucky Barnes ... focused on trauma and isolation.

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier saw Bucky Barnes finally move on from his past as a HYDRA assassin. Captain America: Brave New World later revealed that he had set out to become a United ...

Nope, it was actually Sebastian Stan's quick, bizarre cameo revealing that Bucky Barnes... was running for Congress. Yes, the mass-murdering, former Hydra operative was on the campaign trail ...

He joined the franchise first as Captain America’s peppy best pal Bucky Barnes (in 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger), then played Barnes’s killing machine alter-ego, the Winter Soldier.

The film assembles a motley crew of damaged characters, headlined by Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova, with a brooding Bucky Barnes (Sebastian ... like a commentary on trauma in superhero narratives.