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[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Thing, Human Torch, Victor von Doom, and Rachna land on a world torn apart by the Civil War between Captain America and Iron Man Here, they continue their search for Mr Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Franklin, and Valeria Instead, they encounter the new power on this world, the Spider and Doctor Strange They capture[...]

In the end, I've still enjoyed Bendis's time on the title. Civil War #1 cover by Steve McNiven Mark Millar's Civil War was the story that first formed my opinion on Tony Stark Some have said that his depiction of the character was ruthless and spite-filled, but I could see it as a possible permutation of the[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Let's move onto the Black Panther's part in one of the most popular and oft-discussed Marvel Comics events of the past 20 years, Civil War This will be recounted through the seven issues included in the Black Panther: Civil War collection released by Marvel. For the uninitiated, Marvel's Civil War was the result of a[...]

2, as the "Tony Stank" delivery man from Civil War…so on and so on. There are already versions of Stan out there but none as cool as these They should be hitting Walmarts in November But going on past practices of Walmart, that could mean November of 2018, 2019, or 2356 Your best bet will be[...]

pic.twitter.com/KFbA9A9cG8 — Chadwick Boseman (@chadwickboseman) October 16, 2017 Following-up on where events left off in Captain America: Civil War, King T'Challa (Boseman) returns home to Wakanda in time to find his very sovereignty challenged by warring factions from within his own borders When Wakandan exile Erik Killmonger (Michael B Jordan) and black market arms dealer Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis)[...]

From there, I read the Marvel Adventures Avengers book (I was young, remember), and, some time after that, I moved on to Brian Michael Bendis's New Avengers around the time the *sigh* 'original' Civil War story kicked into gear. They've been one of my two favorite teams ever since The Thunderbolts are at the top for me,[...]

Are you a completest who needs to make sure that they've seen everything that's come out of Marvel Studios? Maybe you want to be up-to-speed on all of the backstories you'll need to know to keep your scorecard up-to-date going into Avengers: Infinity War? Maybe you're like me and want to prove to your friends[...]

Entitled Independence Day and originally intended to be published last month closer to, you know, Independence Day, it sees Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jonathan Kent visiting Washington DC, to wallow in the history of America while managing not to mention slavery, from the Civil War through to Vietnam It is mawkish as all hell, but[...]

Seventh president of the United States Andrew Jackson was apparently not a fan of their blockbuster film, Captain America: Civil War Trump relayed Jackson's thoughts on the film in an interview today. "I mean, had Andrew Jackson been a little later, you wouldn't have had the Civil War," Trump said of Jackson's thoughts on the movie,[...]

Remember when Marvel's Civil War came out last summer? I do So does Cheeze-Its, as you can still buy these in stores. Since I am a grown adult who has proven to everyone that my idea of good food involves comic book characters on them, I bought them Much to my surprise they weren't stale[...]

Marvel's Avengers: Ultron Revolution is doing their own 4-part Civil War storyline and it will air back-to-back at 11 AM on January 28th on Disney XD Their version includes Black Bolt and Medusa from the Inhumans and, even mind controlled, they seem like more than a match for Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Iron Man and[...]

Captain America: Civil War There is a reason people say "in Marvel we trust" because they can't seem to really miss, at least not yet While the comic book story of Civil War was not very good, Captain America: Civil War took the good parts and adapted them to the MCU A story about interpersonal conflicts[...]

We salute you, and the keenness you bring to your passion. Sorry for the delay… Again, DC Comics dominates, this time with Dark Knight III outselling Civil War II Just… but some harsh comments from the retailers. Dark Knight III: The Master Race #7 Civil War II #8 All Star Batman #5 Justice League Suicide Squad #2 Detective Comics #947 Star Wars #26 Flash[...]

By Joe Glass Art by Leinil Francis Yu Next week, Civil War II ends, thus ending yet another heroes vs heroes line-wide mega-event Of course, we already have Inhumans vs X-Men to continue the superhero beating up on other superheroes trend. Aside the obvious fatigue that comes from near constant events pitting superheroes against each other, there is[...]

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what