Civil War: Front Line
#6
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Civil War: Front Line #6
Civil War - Embedded, Part 6 / The Accused, Part 6 / Sleeper Cell, Part 4 / Unnamed peom
$2.40
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- 9.0VF/NMRaw, seller estimate$2.40
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Details
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Cover date
- Oct 2006
- Format
- Comic
- Pages
- 32
- Story arc
- Embedded
Credits
- writer
- Paul Jenkins
- penciller
- Lee Weeks, Ramón Bachs
- inker
- John Lucas, Sandu Florea
- colorist
- June Chung, Laura DePuy Martin, James Brown, Jorge Lucas
- letterer
- Randy Gentile
- cover artist
- John Watson
- artist
- Steve Lieber, Jorge Lucas
- editor
- Tom Brevoort
Story
"Embedded, Part 6" - Ben Urich has been fired from the Bugle (for the twenty-third time), but Robbie Robertson does what he does best; mend the fences that Jonah mows down. Urich takes Iron Man to task for his part in Goliath's death and the Green Goblin's return, while Sally Floyd is questioned by S.H.I.E.L.D. for a meeting she didn't plan and can't recreate between her and an unknown "Banana Man" in a street market. "The Accused, Part 6" - Robbie Baldwin finds 42 unpleasant, to say the least. Reed Richards pays him a visit, giving him a chance to speak publicly before congress to air his point of view. Before he can do so, he's shot by an anonymous person in the crowd. "Sleeper Cell, Part 4" - Wonder Man tracks the Atlantean to a warehouse near the docks. When he gets there, he decides he's going to need a lot of backup, as the Atlantean is far from alone. Unnamed poem - This poem, by John G. Magee, also highlights similarities between Marvel activities and real world history.
Characters
Iron Man (Anthony 'Tony' Stark) · Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards) · She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters)
