Coronavirus: Captain America had predicted everything, according to the conspiracy theorists

What do Captain America and Coronavirus have in common? Nothing, of course: absolutely nothing. But conspiracy theorists are made like this: where reality does not arrive, their fantasy arrives. And that's when their fantasy united the two things, in a very funny way (we say it sarcastically).

It all started with a bold Twitter user, convinced that the first Captain America film anticipated the arrival of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) as early as 2011. This is because in the final scenes of the film appear, on two separate posters, Corona beer and then a sort of sponge (or the digital reconstruction of some cell heck present in the human body), in short, an object vaguely similar to what has become the "standard" image of Covid-19 in recent months

It really takes courage to say, on the basis of these two elements, that Captain America had heralded a global pandemic, but there are those who joke and who really believe it: the conspiracy theorists. We hope you are part of the first, of course.

Going back to a little more concrete subjects, we will soon know all the details of Marvel's Avengers, the awaited game that will feature the full Avengers.