Civil War: Amazing Spider-Man #[nn]

In the aftermath of the Stamford tragedy, Spider-Man joins Iron Man as they comb through the wreckage, then accompany Tony to Washington, where the superhuman registration bill looms. With Tony urging Peter to reveal his secret identity and back the legislation, the young hero faces a crushing choice that tests his beliefs and loyalty.

In "The Night the War Came Home: Part Two of Six," Peter Parker grapples with the escalating fallout of his secret identity being exposed, forced to confront the personal cost of his choices. Though he’s uneasy about being thrust into the conflict without consent, Spider-Man reluctantly joins Iron Man’s faction, stepping into a divided world where loyalty is tested and every decision carries weight.

In "The War at Home: Part Three of Six," Spider-Man finds himself caught between duty and loyalty when he aids Iron Man in guarding a prison convoy carrying captured heroes. As Captain America and his allies launch a daring rescue, Spider-Man is forced to confront his old friend in a clash that tests everything he believes in.

In "The War at Home: Part Four of Six," Peter Parker finds himself caught between loyalty and conscience as he and Iron Man visit Reed Richards to investigate the Negative Zone prison holding unregistered heroes. Torn by regret over his role in the Civil War, Peter begins to question his choices—only to face a sudden, shocking attack from Iron Man himself.

In "The War at Home: Part 5 of 6," Spider-Man, reeling from his clash with Iron Man, flees into the city’s underbelly to protect Aunt May and Mary Jane, relocating them to a run-down motel. With the nation watching, Peter takes to the airwaves to publicly question his stance on superhuman registration—leaving Iron Man furious and the stakes higher than ever.

In "The War at Home: Part 6 of 7," Spider-Man finds himself caught between duty and danger as he joins forces with Captain America and his allies. With the Kingpin pulling strings from prison, an assassin is sent to strike at Spider-Man—targeting Aunt May and Mary Jane as the price of his resistance.

In the final chapter of the Civil War arc, Spider-Man returns home to Mary Jane and Aunt May, only to find the threat of the Kingpin’s sniper still looming. With the war over, the tension turns deadly as the sniper takes aim—Peter rushes to protect Mary Jane, but Aunt May is caught in the crossfire.