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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- The Amazing Spider-Man
#529–5312006
- Fantastic Four
#536–5372006
- Wolverine
#42–452006
- Wolverine #422006
- Wolverine #432006
- Wolverine #442006
- Wolverine #452006
- She-Hulk#82006
- X-Factor#82006
- New Avengers
#21–222006
- New Avengers #212006
- New Avengers #222006
- New X-Men#282006
- The Amazing Spider-Man
#532–5332006
- Thunderbolts#1032006
- Sensational Spider-Man
#28–312006
- She-Hulk#92006
- Fantastic Four
#538–5392006
- Ms. Marvel
#6–102006–2007
- Ms. Marvel #62006
- Ms. Marvel #72006
- Ms. Marvel #82006
- Ms. Marvel #92007
- Ms. Marvel #102007
- Thunderbolts
#104–1052006
- New X-Men
#29–312006
- New X-Men #292006
- New X-Men #302006
- New X-Men #312006
- Black Panther
#18–222006–2007
- Civil War
#3–42006
- Civil War #32006
- Civil War #42006
- Civil War: X-Men
#2–42006
- Cable & Deadpool
#30–322006
- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways
#1–42006
- X-Factor#92006
- Heroes for Hire
#2–32006
- New Avengers#232006
- Wolverine
#46–472006
- Wolverine #462006
- Wolverine #472006
- Captain America
#22–242006–2007
- Civil War: Front Line
#6–72006
- New Avengers#242006
- Sensational Spider-Man
#32–342007
- New Avengers#252006
- Civil War: Front Line
#8–102006
- Wolverine#482007
- Fantastic Four
#541–5422006–2007
- Thunderbolts
#106–1082006–2007
- Moon Knight
#7–122007
- Moon Knight #72007
- Moon Knight #82007
- Moon Knight #92007
- Moon Knight #102007
- Moon Knight #112007
- Moon Knight #122007
- Civil War
#6–72006–2007
- Civil War #62006
- Civil War #72007
- The Amazing Spider-Man
#538–5392007
- Punisher War Journal
#2–42006–2007
- Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America
#1–52007
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