Header image created from the character poster for Sharon Carter/Agent 13 in "Captain America: Winter Soldier" Image credit: Marvel Studios

Sharon Carter Gets Her Winter Soldier Character Poster

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Emily VanCamp looks no nonsense in her very own poster for Captain America: The Winter Soldier as Sharon Carter, descendant of Peggy Carter, SHIELD operative and love interest for Steve Rogers.

(via Superhero Hype.)

Previously in Winter Soldier

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