This seems appropriate.

It bums me out too that they didn’t use his art on any of the prop storyboards or concept art.

Better idea: Cap could not re-enter the military due to him supposedly being dead in ice, so he got a job at a comic book company, drawing Captain America comics, and later, drawing comics about other “super-heroes” he might know.

Timeline #3 merges with the regular MCU the second the time machine is turned on, which is why no one noticed old man Steve until Hulk tried to bring him back.

In the background, Tyrion drives a carriage back to Casterly Rock with Cersei hogtied in the back, whistling and telling her, “Never forget: fortune tellers are shit.”

I saw that, but it was confusing in the movie, and my headcanon seems more streamlined to me. I won’t argue.

Okay!

No, he just visits them. His one line: “At that time, I was a Federal Express man...”

On the other side of the canister is a toggle switch for SUCK/PUMP. Rocket helpfully taped over the SUCK.

Campaign season shouldn’t be more than 3 months long. No announcements, political ads, no campaigns, no pit stops in Iowa, no donor-courting, no PAC money until August, 2020.

Is she? Has she confirmed that she’ll be in the Black Widow movie?

It could also be a trick. The first trailer for Black Widow drops, and the title explodes into the words “Howard the Duck”

No, they’re definitely both dead.  There’s a post credits scene of a rat eating their faces on Vormir, then turning to the camera and winking before snapping his fingers and vanishing, with what sounds like Patrick Stewart’s laugh hanging in the air.

It’s a fake-out. He says he’s Khan for most of the movie, but 50 minutes in, he is revealed to be Boba Skyvader, Rey’s REAL dad, and also, coincidentally, Anakin Skywalker’s dad too. Also, he’s immortal, and he has turned an entire planet into a lightsaber with but ONE weakness.

I’m referring to the fact that at the end of The Avengers, we see Thor holding the Tesseract in one hand, and Loki in the other, and taking them back to Asgard. And since, according to 12 Monkeys rules, the Time Heist happened in between this:

Fan theory: Steve Rogers is Jack Kirby.

The Time Travel: the MCU apparently operates according to 12 Monkeys rules, not Back to the Future Rules. Essentially, between the scenes in the original movies and the ones in Endgame, it all got tidied up so that the SINGLE timeline went as planned.

He’s got plenty of Pym particles this time, and the Quantum (cough mumble) machine is also a space machine. No reason he couldn’t memorize some coordinates and just time-travel there, or zip back to the 80s and hitch a ride with the Ravagers when they kidnap Peter Quill.

That’s the mark of a true creative. “What haven’t we done yet?”

I just assume they gave Cap enough Pym particles to go back and fix the timey-wimey stuff while he was returning the Infinity Stones.