Fans of Marvel Comics will have two potential blockbuster films to look forward to next year. Captain America: The Winter Soldier and the Guardians of the Galaxy, the latter of which is set to begin later this year, but principal photography for the Captain America sequel, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, has just started.

Disney has just released the first official image from the film, which pictures the titular hero, played by Chris Evans, in a somewhat familiar setting. Check out the full image and as well as information on the new movie here below.

Each of the films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has their own theme to it. Thor is fantastical, Iron Man is technological, Hulk is beastial, and Captain America is political. So it isn’t that surprising to hear that the Anthony and Joe Russo-directed Captain America sequel will be a political-actioner.

In an interview with Variety, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige confirmed that Captain America: The Winter Soldier will be a political thriller. He also responded to some of the criticisms of the superhero genre being a fad.

Remember that shortlist of actresses that was vying for the role of the female lead in Captain America: The Winter Soldier? Well, it’s probably best if you crumple that shortlist up into a ball and throw it away, because Emily VanCamp (ABC’s Revenge) is the latest actress to be in talks to join the cast of the sequel, Deadline reports.

VanCamp will reportedly take the role of Sharon Carter, Peggy Carter’s niece in the comics. The report stopped short of confirming the actual role itself, but odds are it will most likely be that of Sharon.