Brubaker likely to consult on Captain America movie

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on July 1, 2009M at 2:57 pm

In news that bodes very well for the upcoming Captain America movie, comic-book writer Ed Brubaker tells MTV that he expects to be brought in as part of the “brain trust” on the film.

“I know Kevin Feige was talking about bringing me in when they put together the ‘Captain America’ brain trust for the movie – like they did for ‘Iron Man’ with Matt Fraction and [Brian] Bendis,” Brubaker told MTV News.

Brubaker’s first issue of “Captain America Reborn” hits comic-book stores today. There’s a free prequel to the series available to view online at www.marvel.com/reborn. Brubaker has written the past 51 issues of the “Captain America” comic-book series.

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