Civil War #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarvel's landmark crossover event pits hero against hero as the Superhuman Registration Act divides the Marvel Universe into two opposing factions — those who support government oversight of costumed heroes, led by Iron Man, and those who resist it, led by Captain America. This collection gathers the core Civil War series that redefined the political landscape of the Marvel Universe and set the stage for years of storytelling to come.
In "Civil War Part One of Seven," the nation reels after the New Warriors' disastrous assault on Nitro leaves 900 dead, igniting a national crisis. With public trust shattered, the government mandates the registration and unmasking of every superhero, splitting the hero community down the middle.
In "Civil War Part Two of Seven," Captain America takes up the mantle of leading the underground resistance against the Superhuman Registration Act, while Spider-Man makes the shocking decision to reveal his secret identity to the world. The stakes rise as personal convictions collide with national policy, and the divide between heroes deepens.
In "Civil War Part Four of Seven," the Thor clone proves devastatingly effective, cutting through Captain America’s forces and killing Goliath before the Invisible Woman intervenes, enabling a desperate retreat via teleportation. As the conflict escalates, cracks begin to show among the heroes, with some questioning where their loyalties truly lie. The Fantastic Four fracture when the Invisible Woman and the Human Torch abandon the pro-registration side, joining Cap’s resistance, while the Thunderbolts are called in to enforce order.
In "Civil War Part Five of Seven," Spider-Man, torn by the growing divide, makes a dangerous choice to side with Iron Man, only to be hunted by the New Thunderbolts. After a brutal confrontation, he's rescued by the Punisher, who becomes an unexpected ally. With tensions escalating, Captain America enlists the Punisher for a high-stakes mission to infiltrate the Baxter Building and seize the plans for Number 42 in the Negative Zone, where captured heroes are imprisoned—leaving Daredevil captured and facing an uncertain fate.
In "Civil War Part Six of Seven," the fifty-state superhero initiative takes shape as tensions rise and allegiances fracture. When the Punisher infiltrates the Baxter Building to steal the plans for the Negative Zone prison Number 42, his violent actions set off a chain reaction—only to be met with unexpected resistance from a pair of villains who’ve defected to Captain America’s side. As Cap’s team races to secure the prison, they’re ambushed, unaware that the true twist lies in the identity of one of their own, and the inmates they expected to find are already on the move.
In the explosive finale of *Civil War Part Seven of Seven*, the conflict reaches its breaking point as Cloak drags the warring factions from the Negative Zone into the heart of New York, turning the city into a battleground. With the Thor clone dead and chaos spreading, Captain America confronts the cost of the war when he sees innocent lives caught in the crossfire—leading him to make a choice that will reshape the future of the superhero world.
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↩ Reprints Civil War #1 (2006), Civil War #1 (2006), Civil War #1 (2006), Civil War #1 (2006), Civil War #2 (2006), Civil War #2 (2006), Civil War #2 (2006), Civil War #3 (2006), Civil War #3 (2006), Civil War #3 (2006), Civil War #3 (2006), Civil War #4 (2006), Civil War #4 (2006), Civil War #4 (2006), Civil War #5 (2006), Civil War #5 (2006), Civil War #5 (2006), Civil War #6 (2006), Civil War #6 (2006), Civil War #6 (2006), Civil War #7 (2007), Civil War #7 (2007), Civil War #7 (2007)
Reprinted in Iron Man: Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. - The Complete Collection #[nn] (2017)
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