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Civil War

132 issues · 2006–2009

A deeply fractured superhero community is forced to choose sides. Overwhelmed by a profound sense of betrayal, conflicting loyalties, and the unbearable grief of losing innocent lives, longtime allies find themselves on the absolute brink of an all-out war against each other.

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  • Captain America
  • Spider-Man
  • Mister Fantastic
  • Carol Danvers
  • Thing
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  1. The Amazing Spider-Man

    #529–5312006

  2. Fantastic Four

    #536–5372006

  3. Wolverine

    #42–452006

  4. New Avengers

    #21–222006

  5. The Amazing Spider-Man

    #532–5332006

  6. Sensational Spider-Man

    #28–312006

  7. Fantastic Four

    #538–5392006

  8. Ms. Marvel

    #6–102006–2007

  9. Thunderbolts

    #104–1052006

  10. New X-Men

    #29–312006

  11. Black Panther

    #18–222006–2007

  12. Civil War

    #3–42006

  13. Civil War: X-Men

    #2–42006

  14. Cable & Deadpool

    #30–322006

  15. Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways

    #1–42006

  16. Heroes for Hire

    #2–32006

  17. Wolverine

    #46–472006

  18. Captain America

    #22–242006–2007

  19. Civil War: Front Line

    #6–72006

  20. Sensational Spider-Man

    #32–342007

  21. Civil War: Front Line

    #8–102006

  22. Fantastic Four

    #541–5422006–2007

  23. Thunderbolts

    #106–1082006–2007

  24. Moon Knight

    #7–122007

  25. Civil War

    #6–72006–2007

  26. The Amazing Spider-Man

    #538–5392007

  27. Punisher War Journal

    #2–42006–2007

  28. Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America

    #1–52007

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