If you’re a fan of comic book “epics”, graphic novel sized
stories and tales that take your favorite classic characters and pit them
against each other in an original story called Marvel: Civil War.
Civil War is, in my
opinion, one of the greatest Marvel tales ever told. This very unique story
gathers heroes and villains from across the entire Marvel Universe and
integrates them into a brand new story. The basic synopsis of the story
involves the government and SHIELD requesting that all superheroes reveal their
identities to the world and register with the government. This put the many
heroes in a bit of a dilemma. People like Ironman and Mr. Fantastic quickly
side with SHEILD, while others like Captain America and Luke Cage decide to
become fugitives and rebel against the registration. All of the heroes must
choose a side, pitting friends and family against one another in the Marvel
Civil War.
If my quick
description of the story didn’t persuade you then maybe by telling you this
great comic saga includes: the battles of Ironman and Spider-man, Ironman and
Cap, an all out war between the heroes of the Marvel Universe, Peter Parker
revealing his secret identity to the world and the first appearance of the
“Iron Spider” armor designed by Tony Stark, would make up your mind. All of
this great action would not have been as great as it is if it weren’t for the
tremendous artwork of Steve McNivan, Dexter Vines and Morry Hollowell, along
with the superb storytelling by Mark Millar.
- Spider-man battles Ironman in his
newly created Iron Spider costume.
- Cap and dozens of heroes become
criminals in the eyes of SHEILD.
- This epic ends with an all out
showdown between Ironman and Captain America.
Trust me, your opinion
of the Marvel Universe will change forever after you read Civil War, but more
importantly, the Marvel Universe itself will change after Civil War… check it
out, true believers!
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