Civil War: Marvels Snapshots #[nn]
In "The Program," SHIELD agent Clyde—far from extraordinary—finds himself caught between duty and doubt as he’s assigned to enforce the Superhuman Registration Act. After capturing a young, untrained hero known only as the Helper in Toledo, a quiet conversation begins to unravel his faith in the mission. Written by Saladin Ahmed and illustrated by Ryan Kelly, with colors by Rachelle Rosenberg and letters by Joe Sabino, this poignant snapshot from the Civil War era captures a moment of moral reckoning through a lens of quiet tension. The cover, a striking portrait by Alex Ross, reflects the weight of the moment.
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Clyde, an unexceptional agent of SHIELD, tries to prove his mettle when the agency is called to enforce the Superhuman Registration Act but Clyde becomes increasingly dubious of his role. Demoted to duty in Toledo, Clyde captures a novice superhuman called the Helper but as they converse Clyde's conscience gnaws at him.
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