Even with these alterations, given the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, fans of the franchise are unhappy. Voicing their concerns on X (formerly Twitter), pro-Israel fans have been quick to call out Marvel for erasing the character’s identity from the comics, while Palestine supporters are announcing plans to boycott the film because of the character’s inclusion.
As with every Marvel movie, regardless of how much scoopers might manage to dig up on cameos and schedules of future films, the plot details for “Captain America: Brave New World” have been kept quiet. This includes the involvement of Haas’ character, who, while briefly teased in the trailer, may not be much of a presence in the final edit. If that is the case, Haas wouldn’t be the only one, as drastic alterations have been made to the filming of Wilson’s upcoming mission that have seen a team of villains wiped off the slate entirely.
Rumors in 2023 revealed that following a disastrous test screening, “Brave New World” underwent major reshoots, with rumblings on social media saying the planned villain team, the Serpent Society, was being removed. Factoring this in, there’s still no telling if the critical cuts and amendments to the project could include Haas’ character, given the immense, vocal outcry about the project. For now, we’ll have to wait and see how the final product looks when “Captain America: Brave New World” arrives in theaters on February 14, 2025.
