Civil War #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the Civil War series, focusing on the historical conflict in the Hampton Roads and Outer Banks regions, though it is part of Marvel's broader Civil War publishing line. The collection presents the story arc centered on these specific battlegrounds, featuring characters and events tied to that era within the Marvel Universe.
"Civil War Part One of Seven" kicks off a defining Marvel event with high stakes and deep division. As heroes train for the fifty-state initiative, the Punisher's bold raid on the Baxter Building sets a violent tone, culminating in a tense standoff between him and Captain America—only for a shocking twist to reveal that even the prison itself may not be what it seems. Written by Mark Millar and brought to life with striking precision by Steve McNiven, the cover by McNiven captures the chaos and gravity of the moment.
In the wake of a devastating explosion that leaves 900 dead, public trust in superheroes shatters overnight. As the government mandates the registration and unmasking of all costumed heroes, the nation fractures—and the New Warriors find themselves at the heart of a conflict that will redefine what it means to be a hero.
In the shadow of a divided nation, Captain America rallies a hidden resistance against the Registration Act, while Spider-Man makes a shocking choice that upends everything—publicly revealing his secret identity. This gripping 22-page story captures a pivotal moment in the Civil War, where loyalty, freedom, and the cost of truth collide.
In the wake of escalating violence, a Thor clone turns on Captain America’s forces, killing Goliath before the Invisible Woman intervenes to save the day. Her actions spark doubt among heroes on both sides of the Civil War, deepening the rift. With the Fantastic Four fractured and the Thunderbolts summoned, the conflict takes a sharper, more uncertain turn.
In the wake of the Civil War, Spider-Man flees his side of the conflict, seeking refuge with the Punisher after being beaten by the New Thunderbolts. With Captain America now orchestrating a risky mission to steal the plans for Number 42 in the Negative Zone, Daredevil is captured and imprisoned, setting the stage for a dangerous game of loyalty and survival.
In "null," the stakes of the fifty-state initiative rise as the Punisher infiltrates the Baxter Building to steal the plans for the Negative Zone prison Number 42. When two villains arrive to join Captain America’s side, the Punisher eliminates them without hesitation—only to stand down when confronted by Cap, who finds him unwilling to fight. The team’s journey to Number 42 leads them into a trap, but an unexpected twist reveals Hulkling’s deception: he’s been posing as Hank Pym, and the so-called prisoners are actually allies freed to stand with Cap.
In the explosive conclusion of Civil War, Cloak's sudden teleportation of fighters from the Negative Zone ignites a brutal showdown in New York. As the conflict reaches its peak, Captain America confronts the cost of the war—and makes a choice that reshapes the future of the superhero landscape.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Spotlight: Mark Millar / Steve McNiven #[nn] (2006), 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 Civil War #10 (2016)
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