Captain America: The Ghost Army

Lots of fighting but nobody dies on scene. Most German soldiers are hit by Captain America's shield or Bucky's fists. The villains shoot magical rays. Steve and friends are attacked by "Nazis come back from the dead." These are the creations of Nazi-friendly sorcerer Baron Mordo, who has a magical Ghost Machine that is the source of the reanimated zombies. Mordo wants to use it to summon a real demon for ultimate power. Morita and crew use holograms -- werewolves, fishmen, vampires, etc. -- to scare the Nazis. One of the supporting cast dies of a head injury.

Most of the characters are White Europeans. A secondary character is a Japanese American named Jim Morita, who speaks about his experience in a Japanese internment camp in the United States. He's now serving as a special effects expert in the USA's Ghost Army in its fight against the Nazis, creating illusions to fool them. Morita, who's not written as a stereotype, is an accomplished artist. In contrast, Sir Arthur Baskerville is cowardly and selfish. The supporting cast for the Ghost Army is more nuanced than most. Local teen Sophia Maximoff knows how to swordfight. She and her grandfather Andrei are Romany members of the resistance.