Avengers: Writers at the end of the game say Captain America is the father of Peggy Carter's children

By Adam Bankhurst

SPOILERS AHEAD for Avengers: Endgame

In Captain America: The Winter Soldier, it was revealed that Captain America's love, Peggy Carter, was married and had two children. According to Avengers: Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, the writers of Endgame, the man she married was the Captain America's main storyline of the MCU that dated back to the end of the film.

Interview with Patrick Shanley of the Hollywood Reporter, Markus and McFeely stated that although they could not decide Marvel's future plans, especially with the time travel, they had "the intention to always be the father of these two children "after being married with the love of his life.

"There is some talk about it," McFeely said. "Quantum physics works in an interesting way, and what Marvel chose to do does not belong to us, but … Our intention was that he was always the father of these two children." But again, there is loopholes in time. "

The fact that these two children are actually Steve Rogers, says Markus," actually introduces the idea that there are two children who own a super soldier DNA. "

When Shanley recalls the fact McFeely mentions that Captain America "was 123 years old and he looked amazing".

Markus then launched the idea of ​​a show we would all like to see.

"But also, the adventures of the Rogers twins in the late '60s, when they are just a few brave young kids with semi-super-powers, I'll look at that."

This interview is filled with Markus and McFeely discussing the biggest theaters of Avengers: Endgame fans and answering other questions such as: who really died in the MCU and also reveal that they were not at home current Spider-Man multiverse projects: Far From Home that stemmed from Snap de Thanos and damaged the fabric of reality.

To learn more about Avengers: Endgame, find out how these authors and co-directors, Anthony and Joe Russo, do not seem to agree on the theory of multiple timelines and check out our guide to the journey through time. Endgame.

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Adam Bankhurst is an IGN journalist who would watch Captain America's children save the universe. You can follow him on Twitter @AdamBankhurst.