Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely have guided Chris Evans's character across five films — to a memorable finish.
Nebula and Captain America/Steve Rogers in"Avengers: Endgame." By Michael Cavna Michael Cavna Writer/artist for Comic Riffs, covering visual storytelling, cartoon art/illustration, comedy/satire and animation. Email Bio Follow April 26 at 11:19 AM Haven’t seen “Avengers: Endgame”? Don’t worry — this story is spoiler-free.
“He is steadfast where society is very gray and very mutable,” Markus says. “And so the fascination has always been: How hard is it to stand up for these things he believes in — in the face of reality? Reality is a pretty tough thing to stand literally against.” The screenwriters wrote Steve Rogers as a hero who increasingly influences other people across his long arc.
“He’s never come up against the kind of defeat as he did at the end of ‘Infinity War,’ “ says Markus, referring to last year’s “Avengers” cliffhanger that set up the cataclysmic events of “Endgame.” So they made themselves a promise: If their Hollywood writing careers gained no traction by the time they turned 30, they would shake hands and go lead other lives.
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