Civil War #7 [SPOILERS]

[Ouchmaker]

I must say that the events in the last issue were relatively shock-free. They did give us a nice fight, which could have been a longer one, but did well on the limited number of pages given. While there was some conclusion, I feel that this was more like the first step on things to come, and I can't wait for what's going to happen next, because not everything is going to run so smoothly, that's for sure.

As for the greatest moment of the issue? "How darest thou wear the flesh of the Odinson?! I knew Thor... Thor was a friend of mine... And you know something, impostor? Thou art no Thor!"

Thanks Marvel, for giving us a great Marvel Event, that's surely going to impact the future of Marvel Comics.

'Nuff Said.

[comicfreak]

who said that line? and who won?

[Ouchmaker]

Short list:

Hercules said it, as he picked up Clor's hammer, and used it to smash Clor's head in.
The anti-registration side won the battle, and Cap kicked Tony's metal behind, but then Cap gave himself up, so the pro-side kinda won the war, even though Cap's New Avengers are continuing to do what they do.

The Civil War ended up being this gateway to the new era of Marvel Comics, which continues right on, with the Initiative, and other stuff. So there's no definitive end, which makes this event something that really changed the Marvel universe.

[comicfreak]

cap was winning so he turned himself in? why would he do that? i'm pissed that iron man won.

[t0xin_ven0m]

Cap realized that they weren't fighting for the people anymore....that they were just fighting.

[comicfreak]

in a way he kinda is. he's fighting for families of superheroes. theres a reason why they need the masks. look at spidey. he exposed himself and now aunt may is probably gonna die. if he didn't she would be alive.

[comicfreak]

finally picked this up and toxin man if we do a comic of the year or decade this is the winner. best comic i have ever read.