Civil War: Front Line

Marvel’s Civil War: Front Line (2007) is a two-issue miniseries that served as a street-level companion to the company-wide superhero conflict, focusing on the human cost and media fallout of the Superhuman Registration Act. Written by Paul Jenkins with art by Ramón Bachs, it follows journalists and ordinary citizens caught in the ideological crossfire, offering a grounded perspective on the war between heroes. This series matters for expanding the scope of the Civil War event beyond costumed battles, highlighting how the debate over freedom and security affected everyday lives in the Marvel Universe.