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    Civil War: House of M #1

    Civil War: House of M » Civil War: House of M #1 - House of M: Civil War released by Marvel on April 29, 2009.

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    House of M: Civil War last edited by dwmctague on 03/29/23 12:02PM View full history

     
    The biggest House of M story is finally revealed: how did Magneto take over the world? He began life as a penniless refugee, but rose to conquer the entire planet...and now Christos N. Gage (Thunderbolts, House of M: Avengers) and Andrea Di Vito (Annihilation) show you how the Master of Magnetism did it! Witness Magneto's first battle with the Sentinels...the tragic end of his marriage...and his fight against Apocalypse for leadership of all mutants! The secret history of the House of M unfolds here!        
     
    Reprints Civil War: House of M #1-5.
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    Mutant liberation began here. 0

    Civil War: House of M #1 - House of M: Civil War by cyclonus_the_warrior on April 23, 2015

    Magneto, one of Earth's most powerful mutants has been a victim of racial prejudice his whole life. After witnessing the death of his first child, it's now time to fight back. He begins his war with the humans and along the way wins the admiration of mutants every where. Together they form an army to take on the governments of the world. -summaryI know Marvel has been heavily criticized by fans for years relying on crossovers around this time. I will admit that they have been overkill with them ...

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