Civil War: Front Line
#7
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Civil War: Front Line #7
Civil War - Embedded, Part 7 / The Accused, Part 7 / Sleeper Cell, Part 5 /
$2.40
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- 9.0VF/NMRaw, seller estimate$2.40
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Details
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Cover date
- Nov 2006
- Format
- Comic
- Pages
- 32
- Story arc
- Embedded
Credits
- writer
- Paul Jenkins
- penciller
- Ramón Bachs
- inker
- John Lucas
- colorist
- Andrew Crossley, June Chung, Laura DePuy Martin, James Brown
- letterer
- Joe Caramagna
- cover artist
- John Watson
- artist
- Steve Lieber, Lee Weeks, Eduardo Barreto
- editor
- Tom Brevoort
Story
"Embedded, Part 7" - Sally Floyd is still being held in custory, though Senator Sykes comes forward with an unusual proposal to get her out. Ben Urich`s story on the Green Goblin has exploded, but he won't be able to continue it for a while, as even more unusual events are unfolding at Speedball's press conference. Meanwhile, the Green Goblin gets unexpected help from an even less expected source. "The Accused, Part 7" - Speedball has a flashback of his life while being rushed to the hospital. It's during this critical time that he finally comes to accept responsibility for his part in the Stamford Disaster. "Sleeper Cell, Part 5" - The Atlantean cell Wonder Man found last issue has been destroyed, and Wonder Man is one of the wounded. He does manage to report before he's taken to hospital, and his report reveals the damage was done by the Green Goblin on a flyby. Unnamed selection - This time, it's an A. E. Housman selection about the first World War that draws the parallels.
Characters
She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters) · Joseph 'Robbie' Robertson · Wonder Man (Simon Williams)
