The MCU is back, and we're seeing characters some might have never expected Marvel to get to. Still, there remain plenty of comic book icons who have yet to receive their close-up.

But this means that Captain America: Brave New World is the first-ever MCU movie not to open with the now-iconic Marvel Studios logo and fanfare that mirrors the flipping of comic-book pages.

Despite building up some anticipation for what’s to come, “Captain America: Brave New World’s” post-credits scene plays its cards close to the vest. The sole scene, which arrives after the full credits roll, sees Wilson visit Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson) at the Raft, a maximum-security prison for superpowered beings.

The fourth "Captain America" movie, starring Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson, has one end-credits scene that alludes to the future of the MCU.

The franchise draws on ‘The Manchurian Candidate’ to produce one of its better recent movies, starring Anthony Mackie as the shield-wielding hero and Harrison Ford as the U.S. president.