Preview: CIVIL WAR #2

CIVIL WAR #2

(W) Charles Soule (A/CA) Leinil Francis Yu

• Skirmishes between each side continue in the wake of a failed attempt at peace. General Rogers and his forces in the Blue continue development of Project Bellcurve, the top-secret effort to win the war in one epic stroke, while Iron President Stark discovers deeply troubling data about the course of the nation's history since its division.

Rated T+

Item Code: MAY150690In Shops: 8/5/2015SRP: $3.99

*crosses fingers, toes, and all other applicable appendages that Storm and Tony fight+

*crosses fingers, toes, and all other applicable appendages that Storm and Tony fight*

Yeah, Storm in the name of your Husband T'Challa, the guy who probably blew up the place in the first place... well, it could also be Hill or someone with mind control be responsible, but after the first issue that are the logical options.

Storm is bae

She probably doesn't know or don't care LOL. But yea I agree.

I LOVE her uniform now THAT"S a Storm that just doesn't Give 2 f*%ks

Can't wait

Storm looks dope. The cover didn't even do her justice.

looks good

The preview is so awesome. :)

Is this going to be Iron Man vs Storm? I'm so excited and at the same time, nervous.

I wonder if he'll send Clor after Storm?

Is it wrong that I'm #TeamIronMan? His people have it so much better.

#TeamCap!

#teamcap i freaking hate Stark

@mfundroid said:

Thats actually a point of criticism I have with the book. I understand how the two countries stand for two extremes between freedom and security, but where Tonys side is pretty much what you would expect him to built, less advanced actually, it doesn't really make sense for Cap to create somekind of wild west or mad max post-apocalypse nation. It would make more sense to still have cities and a centralized government in the blue, but with a high crime rate as a price for greater freedom.

@stahlflamme: Then again, it is expected for The Blue to be living in that type of Mad Max / Wild West environment. It just further emphasises how the various governments and or organisations are willing to provide President Stark's people with resources and General Rogers' people with basically nothing. It actually makes sense and I like it that way, it's somewhat smart.

If I was a superhero I know I'd like to save the day without having to be policed but I would also like to live in a beautiful, developed and safe city. So I guess conforming to The Iron would be best for me.

So much yes >.<

Storm needs to be drawn this way for now on.

@stahlflamme: Troll.

@mfundroid: Not really. Steve is the freedom is more important than security opinion within america, now they have him abolish all laws for a "be good"-guideline. The wild west state is not logically continuation of anything its that way so that the original patriot act thematic of the storyline can be updated. The Blue is not what America could become, if Captain America had his way, its the middle east, while the Iron is America and therefore sends drones there.

Tchalla seemed surprised that the self destruct protocol was initiated, and so did Stark's informant, saying that Panther initiated it. I'm betting on a outside source for sure, woulndn't even put it past the mom of the kid who died. She wants all heroes dead more than anyone.

@stahlflamme: By that analogy, I still feel The Iron seems like the better choice. I mean, where would you opt to live?

@jill_s: The thing is Hill said to Iron Man that Black Panther told her Captain America ordered him to activate the self destruct. So either she lied to Tony or Black Panther purposefully told her and was acting earlier to fool Dagger into telling Cap Iron Man was responsible. Logically one of the two must have lied to cause both sides to believe the other guilty. Now between the government agent and the foreign King manipulating everything behind the scenes both can be used as a political metaphor which both Civil War storylines are. My money is on T'Challa solely because I think he makes the better twist. Though, who knows maybe they just had a shapeshifter or mind controller set things up that way or the writer didn't think about the implications.

Miriam Sharpe as the mastermind? Her role in this story was kinda contradicting her role in the original storyline, where she went like Bill Foster had it coming. Then again nobody in the story seemed to notice so that just might have been bad research.

@stahlflamme : I thought Tchalla was telling Cap "The self destruct has been initiated and I can't stop it, must have been Tony luring us into a trap" and Hill was telling Tony "Tchalla is in the room and the self destruct has been initiated, so Cap must've ordered him to do it." Both sides hating each other based on speculation that one set off the explosion. My money is still on some outside source doing it; all the attention would be focused on fighting each other instead of some other big thing going on. Maybe Reed, since Susan left him or some villain like Doom smart enough to see his window. Not saying Miriam was the mastermind, but it'd be a hell of a twist!

Damn storm looking sexy as hell with that haircut

Love the art.

Another Civil War

LoveStorm's haircut, they should make it her current look in the mainstream Marvel universe instead of the Mohawk.

Storm look like a drag queen.

I don't think she does

Oh I think she does.