A couple questions about Marvel: Civil War

I don't read Marvel much, so if someone could clear up these questions for me. I just finished reading Civil War.

(1) Is it canon?

(2) If so, what was the aftermath? What happened after the Civil War?

(3) Are there still superhero teams sanctioned by the government in current Marvel comics?

(4) Did you agree with Tony or Cap?

(5) Did Tony do this with any malicious intent?

Answers would be appreciated!

1. Yes
2. A lot of stuff.
3. Yeah
4. I guess Cap
5. Not really he just felt his way was right.

@laidblack: Can you go into detail? Your post is pretty useless as is.

@imthedamnbatman:

@laidblack pretty much answered your questions. I wouldn't ask who we agreed with, though. It'll will most likely start a flame war.

You wanted answers to your questions I gave answers.

Well, as far as aftermath, you might want to check out The Death of Captain America and Dark Reign. I haven't read the last one but from what I understand it's pretty important.

Secret Avengers is a government sanctioned team. From what I hear their current title is pretty good.

@laidblack: @battle_forum_junkie: Well I should have clarified I really wanted details on what happened afterwards.

@battle_forum_junkie: Who actually argues between cap and tony?

1) Yes, but no one wants it to be.

2) Tony Stark becomes director of SHIELD, Captain America is assassinated, and everyone else lives happily ever after.

3) Yes.

4) Iron Man.

5) He believed that the registration act was a societal evolution.

Ah. Well then, like @awesam said, Tony Becomes director of S.H.I.E.L.D, Cap is assassinated and Norman Osborn made the Thunderbolts a federal agency.

I would still suggest you read the stories that actually deal with the aftermath. The Death Of Captain America is particularly good.

@awesam: So that's how Tony became director....and that's why Cap wasn't in World War Hulk.

@imthedamnbatman:

1) Yes it is

3) Yes most of the pro-registration some times are called for missions

4) I agree with Cap the secret identity should stay secret

5) No he tought that he was doing the right thing

@herokiller12344: He wasn't in World War Hulk because he knew better.