This Captain America Infographic Tracks the History of the Shield
Corinne Guirgis — July 24, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: militaryvaloan & holykaw.alltop
The recent much-anticipated release of 'Captain America: The First Avenger' can be attributed to the story's incredible history, which is concisely summarized in this Captain America infographic. Revisiting its progress dating back to the comic book's original inception in 1940, the infographic outlines some key statistics and elements of both the graphic novels and film adaptations.
The series' incredible cultural influence is captured in this artistic display of pop culture history, and draws mind-blowing correlations between its massive readership and historical events such as the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the end of World War II. Six hundred issues, four films and one giant shield later, Captain America goes down in history as one of the most culturally significant franchises of all time.
Implications - Certain stories and characters are regarded in history as timeless and incredibly significant. These stories that stand the test of time will continue to evolve through new perspectives and lenses, especially as technology enables filmmakers and illustrators to take these popular characters and stories to new heights.
The series' incredible cultural influence is captured in this artistic display of pop culture history, and draws mind-blowing correlations between its massive readership and historical events such as the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the end of World War II. Six hundred issues, four films and one giant shield later, Captain America goes down in history as one of the most culturally significant franchises of all time.
Implications - Certain stories and characters are regarded in history as timeless and incredibly significant. These stories that stand the test of time will continue to evolve through new perspectives and lenses, especially as technology enables filmmakers and illustrators to take these popular characters and stories to new heights.
Trend Themes
1. Pop Culture Infographics - Creating visual representations of popular culture icons and their histories for avid fans and enthusiasts.
2. Legacy Branding - Building and maintaining a storied brand that stands the test of time and resonates with future generations.
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Industry Implications
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3. Digital Design - With advancements in digital technology, designers can create powerful infographics and visuals that showcase the rich histories of popular culture icons.
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