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All Of Marvel Comics' Civil War II News That's Fit To Print, From C2E2
The Civil War II panel has spilling out all sorts of information.
Though, first it's worth pointing out that the Women Of Marvel panel told us that Jessica Jones would have a major role in the comic. Well, it is written by Bendis and the TV show went down ever so well. And Katie Kubert said that we're to see two new female fronted comic books spinning out Civil War II.
Anyway, from the Civil War II panel, we have Dan Abnett and Emilio Laiso creating the mini-series Civil War II: Gods of War starring Hercules, recruiting a bunch of mythological figures to fight the impossible, including Gilgamesh, Ire, Sigurd, Lorelei, Theseus and Beowulf. A League Of Mythological Gentlemen. The series will replace the monthly Hercules series on Marvel's schedule.
Civil War II: Choosing Sides will be a six issue anthology series with a number of creators telling stories about why characters made the decisions to be on one side of the other during the Civil War II storyline.
Creators include Declan Shalvey writing and drawing a Nick Fury that runs through the entire series, coloured by Jordie Bellaire. Brandon Easton and Goran Sudzuka working on Night Thrasher. Chad Bowers, Chris Sims,and Leonardo Romero telling a Damage Control story. And more for Power Pack, Punisher, War Machine and Jessica Jones.
You already know about the Civil War II: X-Men and Civil War II: Spider-Man series, first reported on Bleeding Cool.
As to the Civil War II tie-ins, the new Wolverine meets Old Man Logan, the Totally Awesome Hulk tie-in will reveal the fate of Bruce Banner, Deadpool will go up against Duggan and Hawthorne, and there's one of those major deaths we may have inadvertently spoiled in Captain America: Sam Wilson. Talking of which, Ultimates tackles Thanos coming to Earth, Paco Medina joining New Avengers with issue 12 as AIM, SHIELD and the Makers have their own three-way fight, and RB Silva joining Sean Ryan on Nova with #8,
Oh and it looks like Tom Brevoort has been reading Bleeding Cool again,
But even with that, if Steve was sent back to Germany in 1932 would he kill Hitler or prevent him from coming to power? That's an interesting thing.
Thanks to Newsarama, CBR for getting all the official PR…