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 Civil War: X-Men - David Hine
 Civil War: X-Men - David Hine ... published 2007-05-09 by Marvel ComicsNewest Review: ... kind of in house Cold War scenario that the X-Men then find themselves in. Permanently sitting on the fence, the X-Men have ... more ... completely stayed out of the battle, but this is all about to change, as Iron Man's Sentinels and a couple of over-zealous superheroes attempt to 'free' those kept at the Xavier school for mutants, run by the X-Men. This crosses boundaries and leaves the X-Men with no choice but to choose a side......
I like the Civil War series. I believe it to be a very mature way of bringing all of Marvel's characters together and updating their plot developments. Making things more current, with a general national unacceptance of s...more |
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Civil War: X-Men - David Hine: The X-Men join in the Civil War (524 words)
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The Civil War series of Marvel comics took the collective of Marvel's superheroes and brought them up to date, mixing them with the world as we know it and attempting to show how we would react to people with superpowers, and to mutants. The results were shown in the events of Civil War, which saw a government bill passed to force all superheroes to sign a treaty, effectively making them government employees. However, there were some who objected to this, and went underground, led by Captain America. Those who agreed were led by Iron Man, and the result was a nearly catastrophic, with equal balances of superhero powers coming to near all out war. It ... Read the complete review
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