11 Facts About Isaiah Bradley

Isaiah Bradley is one of the superheroes to hold the title of Captain America, appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Isaiah Bradley proceeded to pitch the idea to Robert Morales, who was brought in to write the story, created the supporting cast and the ending.

Morales was able to push through an ending in which Isaiah Bradley suffered brain damage, a reference to Muhammad Ali that gave the character a tragic ending.

Isaiah Bradley is later rescued by German insurgents, only to be court-martialed and imprisoned at Leavenworth around 1943.

Isaiah Bradley receives visits from Malcolm X, Richard Pryor, Muhammad Ali, Angela Davis, Alex Haley, Nelson Mandela, and Colin Powell.

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At the time when Isaiah Bradley was in prison for operating as Captain America, the government attempts to use his altered DNA to create another Super Soldier.

Captain America never discovers that the true mastermind behind the Super Soldier program is the clandestine organization Weapon Plus, and that Isaiah Bradley is only one in a long line of Weapons, including Wolverine and Fantomex.

Isaiah Bradley's body eliminates any excessive build-up of lactic acid and other fatigue poisons in his muscles, which grants him phenomenal endurance.

Isaiah Bradley has an extraordinary immunity to disease, and his aging process is slowed dramatically.

Isaiah Bradley carries a concave triangular metal shield, useful for either defense or offense, which he decorated with the Double V campaign eagle crest, a symbol of a victory against the Axis as well as a victory against racial discrimination at home.

Isaiah Bradley appears in the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe television miniseries The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, portrayed by Carl Lumbly.