Civil War: Front Line
#2
grade
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Civil War: Front Line #2
Civil War - Embedded, Part 2 / The Accused, Part 2 / Civil War: The Program / selection from Plutarch
$3.20
one copy
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Availability
- 9.0VF/NMRaw, seller estimate$3.20
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Details
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Cover date
- Aug 2006
- Format
- Comic
- Pages
- 32
- Variant
- A
- Story arc
- Embedded
Credits
- writer
- Paul Jenkins
- penciller
- Ramón Bachs
- inker
- John Lucas
- colorist
- Dan Brown, June Chung, Laura DePuy Martin, Dean White
- letterer
- Randy Gentile
- cover artist
- John Watson
- artist
- Leandro Fernandez, Steve Lieber, Kano
- editor
- Tom Brevoort, Cory Sedlmeier
Story
"Embedded, Part 2" - The Superhuman Registration Act has gone into effect, and it has consequences that are more widespread than anyone thought possible. Spider-Man has unmasked, throwing the press in general and the Daily Bugle in particular into a state of unmitigated chaos. One of the first heroes to fall under the act is Prodigy, who is efficiently shut down by Iron Man himself. "The Accused, Part 2" - Speedball is incarcerated after refusing the government's offer to register and come out as a public figure suporting superhuman reform. Without his powers, jail is far less pleasant for him than it usually is. "Civil War: The Program" - Norman Osborn watches Spider-Man's press release in prison, and doesn't like what he sees or hears. S.H.I.E.L.D. agents give him a chance to live by a different set of rules. Unnamed selection by Plutarch - Again, classic pieces written about war are used to highlight the similarities between real history and the current state of the Marvel Universe.
Characters
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) · Iron Man (Anthony 'Tony' Stark) · J. Jonah Jameson Jr.
