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Civil War: Iron Man #[nn]
In "Rubicon," Iron Man and Captain America confront the growing rift between them with raw honesty, laying bare their conflicting views on power, responsibility, and the cost of ideology. Written by Christos N. Gage and illustrated by Jeremy Haun, with inks by Mark Morales and colors by Morry Hollowell, this pivotal issue captures the emotional core of Marvel’s Civil War through a tense, character-driven dialogue. The cover by Adi Granov captures the weight of their divide in a single, striking image.
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Iron Man and Captain America talk about their tumultuous relationship and their reasons for taking their positions in the Civil War. They also admit how each sees the other. Tony Stark sees Steve Rogers as someone using his iconic status to press people to his side. He also blames Steve for the war because of his refusal to see the world in anything other than black-and-white terms. Rogers sees Tony as selfish, projecting his fear of losing control onto the entire superhero community. The two do not part as friends.
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