Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #49
In "Captain America geht in den Untergrund", der vierten Ausgabe der offiziellen Marvel-Comic-Sammlung, erreicht die Civil War ihren dramatischen Höhepunkt: nach der Rückkehr aus der Negativen Zone durch Cloak eskaliert der Konflikt in New York. Als Hercules den Thor-Klon tötet und Captain America vor der Zerstörung einer Stadt steht, wählt er einen erschütternden Weg – er kapituliert. Die Folgen sind tiefgreifend: die Fünfzig-Staaten-Initiative wird eingeführt, die Mighty Avengers gegründet, die FF wiedervereint und Tony Stark wird SHIELD-Direktor. Geschrieben von Mark Millar und Michael Strittmatter, mit eindrucksvoller Kunst von Steve McNiven und Inks von Dexter Vines, John Dell und Tim Townsend, und farblich gestaltet von Morry Hollowell, wird die Geschichte von einer packenden, emotionalen Spannung getragen. Die Coverzeichnung von Michael Turner mit Inks von Mark Roslan zeigt die Intensität
In the wake of a devastating explosion that claims 900 lives, the New Warriors confront Nitro—only to trigger a catastrophe that ignites a national backlash. As America turns against all superheroes, the government moves to expose and register every costumed hero, setting a new, dangerous course for those who wear masks.
In "Captain America geht in den Untergrund," Steve Rogers takes a defiant stand against the government’s Registration Act, going underground to lead a covert resistance. As public trust fractures, Spider-Man makes a shocking choice that upends the world he’s known—revealing his true identity to the world.
In "null," Tony Stark’s cloned Thor unleashes devastating power, overpowering Captain America and killing Goliath—forcing the Invisible Woman to intervene and save Cap and his wounded allies through a desperate teleportation. As the battle rages, fractures widen across both sides of the conflict, with heroes questioning their allegiances. The Fantastic Four split when Sue Storm and Johnny Storm abandon their team to join Captain America’s resistance, and the Thunderbolts are drawn into the escalating war.
In "null," Spider-Man finds himself at a breaking point, torn between allegiances during the escalating conflict. When the New Thunderbolts are sent to capture him, he’s overpowered—only to be pulled from the brink by the Punisher. With the fate of imprisoned heroes hanging in the balance, Captain America makes a risky move, enlisting the Punisher to infiltrate the Baxter Building and steal the plans for Project Number 42 in the Negative Zone. As the stakes rise, DD is captured and imprisoned, setting the stage for a desperate stand.
In the final stretch of the Fifty States Initiative, the Punisher infiltrates the Baxter Building to steal the plans for Negative Zone Prison 42—only to be confronted by Captain America, who refuses to strike back despite the threat. As Cap’s team races to secure the prison, they walk into a trap, but not before Hulkling, posing as Hank Pym, orchestrates a daring rescue of inmates who now stand with them. With the civil war’s climax approaching, loyalties are tested and the stakes have never been higher.
In "null," the fallout of the Civil War reaches its breaking point as Cloak drags fighters from the Negative Zone into New York, escalating the conflict to new heights. With Hercules killing a Thor clone and Captain America finally recognizing the devastation he's caused, he surrenders—marking the end of an era and the dawn of a new order, as the Fifty States Initiative takes hold, the Mighty Avengers are formed, the Fantastic Four reunite, and Tony Stark assumes leadership of SHIELD.
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