This is an amazing interpretation of Captain America!
Captain America
MCU, Infinity Stones, and Black Panther
Hello My Imaginary Friends,
I am a big fan of superheroes. I’ve watched all the most recent movies and most of the TV shows. I gave up on Daredevil but that’s another post.
I saw Black Panther a few weeks ago and I have an interesting theory. Spoilers for all of the Marvel Movies below.
**Spoilers**
Winter Soldier
This Winter Soldier was running from Cap – see the shield? – but stopped to pose with the TARDIS. Unbeknownst to us, Cap snuck into the picture! Blurred face because of no permission asked of the parents.
I love the leather jacket. Gorgeous.
Knight America
This is a unique twist on Captain America’s costume, and I really like it! He definitely looks prepared for Civil War.
Dream Team
This is my ideal team. I cannot wait to see them fighting together on the big screen in May!! Fantastic cosplay, you two!!
Marvel-ous group
Agent Peggy Carter, Captain America, and Iron Man. What better group is there? Speaking of Peggy, I hope everyone’s enjoying Season 2 of Agent Carter as much as I am!!
Black Panther
I can’t wait to meet this character in Captain America: Civil War! I’m excited to see that there are already cosplays of him. He looks amazing!
Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan
Dum Dum is one of my favourite characters from Captain America The First Avenger, and I was thrilled when he popped up again in Agent Carter. Hopefully we’ll get to see him again in Season 2!
Norway
Norway is a beautiful country full of geeky opportunities. Tons of movies were filmed there, including “Empire Strikes Back” (in Finse), “Die Another Day”, “Eight Below”, “G.I. Joe: The Rise of the Cobra”, and “Captain America: The First Avenger” (in Svalbard), parts of “Harry Potter & the Half-Blood Prince” (in Rauma), “Ex Machina” (in Norddal and Luster), and “Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows” (in Mardalsfossen). Of course, “Vikings” was shot in many locations in Norway, including Sokndal, Bjerkreim, Gjesdal, Forsand, Aurland, and Stranda.
Note: Svalbard is an island much further North of the continent, and would probably be a trip all on it’s own.
And that’s not even counting Oslo, Norway’s capital. One of the best comic book stores exists there: Outland. They have everything you could possibly want, including Lego, board games, comic books (obviously), and collectibles.
Akershus Fortress is also located in Oslo. It was used as the model for Arendelle’s castle in Frozen, and Norway’s building in Epcot is a replica of the Fortress.

For History buffs, Norway is an amazing place to visit. They have museums, carvings, and historical centres all over the place. I read through this website, a mom and her six year old son’s trip to Norway was beautifully written.
She also writes about eight haunted places in Norway that you must visit. They have a Ghost Walk similar to the Haunted Walk in Ottawa!
Let’s not forget that Disney’s Cruise Line Magic has a “Frozen” themed cruise to Norway as well. See Norway with that Disney magic thrown in!

If you are interested in a trip to Norway, contact me Jennifer Desmarais through AJ Travel. jenniferd@ajtravel.ca
Captain America
I love this costume of Captain America! She looks fantastic! Unseen in the picture: Cap’s shield hair clip, a great addition to the cosplay.