The last time we saw Chris Evans' Captain America was in the closing moments of Avengers: Endgame. After returning the Infinity Stones to their rightful place in time, Steve Rogers decided to remain in the past and grow old with Peggy Carter, a touching note to end his story.
Showing up on a nearby bench, he gave Sam Wilson a reforged version of his shield and passed the Captain America mantle to his old friend. We haven't seen him since and we're still unsure how his trip back in time worked with what we've learned about the Multiverse since then (why, for example, didn't the TVA prune him?).
According to Murphy's Multiverse, Marvel Studios' long-rumoured Nomad project may still be on the way. While it's never been officially announced by the studio, the site points to a trademark filing for "Marvel Studios Nomad" which is being kept alive by the Disney-owned company.
That doesn't necessarily mean it will happen but this is a promising update. As the site explains, "Marvel Studios filed one of these for Nomad and while they’ve let all the other trademarks die, this one remains alive and well. In fact, the studio has taken measures to extend the trademark on several occasions including recently."
Previously, it's been said that Evans will return in Nomad as Captain America, producing the project alongside co-star Scarlett Johansson. If the rumours are true, it's here that we'll finally get to see what happened when Steve returned the Infinity Stones, with the show described as a Multiversal adventure.
On the page, the most notable character to take on the Nomad persona is Jack Monroe. Jack Monroe first appeared in Captain America #282 in 1983. Initially known as Bucky, he became Nomad after a series of events distanced him from his old mentor, Captain America.
However, the original Nomad is Steve himself. In a storyline which played out between Captain America #180 - 183, the Avenger temporarily abandons the Captain America identity and becomes Nomad after becoming disillusioned with the government.
While this Nomad project may tell Jack's story, we have a feeling the title refers to its dictionary definition, with Cap portrayed as a literal "nomad" as he travels through time before eventually finding Peggy.
Marvel Studios is looking to get back to quality over quantity, so there's a chance this movie or TV show has fallen by the wayside. Then again, Johansson recently confirmed she's still producing something for the MCU, so we'd be shocked if a high-profile project like this fails to materialise.