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Civil War: New Avengers #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers the New Avengers issues that tie into Marvel's 2006-2007 'Civil War' event, focusing on the team's internal conflict as superheroes are forced to choose sides in the Superhuman Registration Act. Written by Brian Michael Bendis, the story follows the New Avengers as they grapple with the moral and legal implications of the act, leading to a split that sees some members joining Captain America's underground resistance while others side with Iron Man's pro-registration forces. The volume includes issues #21-25 of the New Avengers series, along with the 'Civil War: The Confession' one-shot that provides a key post-event perspective.
In "New Avengers: Disassembled: Part One," the Sentry seeks solitude on the moon after the fallout of the Civil War, only to find himself unexpectedly hosted by the Inhumans. As he shares his concerns with Black Bolt and the royal family, old emotions stir—especially with Crystal—but the moment is interrupted when Iron Man arrives to pull him back to Earth. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated by Pasqual Ferry, Paul Smith, and Mark Morales, with colors by Dean White and letters by Albert Deschesne, this issue features a striking cover by Jim Cheung and John Dell.
In the quiet isolation of the moon, Sentry finds himself at a crossroads, seeking clarity after the fallout of the Civil War. A chance dinner with Black Bolt and the Inhumans offers unexpected connection—especially with Crystal, whose presence stirs long-buried feelings—until Iron Man’s sudden arrival pulls him back to Earth’s fractured reality.
In the aftermath of the Civil War, a disgruntled former Stark Enterprises employee, driven by anger over his inventions being used against Captain America, stages a daring break-in at Avengers Tower with explosive intentions. Just as the situation spirals, Maria Hill intervenes to prevent disaster—then quietly suggests to Tony Stark that he might be the right leader for SHIELD.
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