Red Skull, aka Johann Schmidt, appears as a gatekeeper of sorts on the planet Vormir, where he must instruct those seeking the Soul Stone on how to achieve their mission.

The Red Skull was Infinity War's weirdest cameo, returning after his apparent death in 'Captain America: The First Avenger.' Here's how he survived - and what it may mean for 'Avengers 4.' ...

Captain America has battled many enemies over the years, but arguably the greatest of them all is Johann Schmidt, a.k.a. The Red Skull.Marvel's star-spangled hero squared off against the scarlet ...

Whether Red Skull is reformed by the Tesseract or is brought back from the dead, it would be a waste not to bring the antagonist back in Avengers: Infinity War and remind moviegoers how formidable ...

The Red Skull is Captain America's most famous enemy, recurring through the comics since his first appearance in the thirties and figuring into both animation and live action adaptations of the ...

Red Skull made an appearance on the planet Vormir in Infinity War. Appearing as a blood-red floating specter, Red Skull guided Thanos and Gamora to the soul stone. He then watched as Thanos ...

The Red Skull, a.k.a. Johann Schmidt, was the head of HYDRA back during World War II, of course, and the chief nemesis of Captain America in his debut movie, The First Avenger.

Red Skull last appeared way back in 2011’s “Captain America: The First Avenger,” where he tried to use the powerful artifact called the Tesseract — later confirmed to be the Space ...

However, Red Skull #5 is still a solid looking book outside those minor flaws. Greg Pak had some big shoes to fill (his own) when tackling Red Skull after Magneto: Testament.

"But, Dan", some of you might say, "Vince already blogged this on Filmdrunk!" Well, Vince mistook the Hydra symbol on the belt buckle for Cthulu, so Vince has to go roll on a bunch of unpainted ...