On the one hand you have a lot of characters doing and saying things...out of character.
Tony and Bruce are NOT friends, or at least to the degree Tony is depicted here, at best they have mutual respect, but...friends? I don't think so
Hank Mccoy is not known for his tech/hacking skills, that would've been Tony or Peter
Bruce and Clint have barely interacted over the years, so to have him be the one to pull the trigger is so an odd choice. And when did he have super human eye sighting reflexes?
But that being said...every issue I have objections to the out of sync habits of the characters, however I am still engaged in the plot with what has been presented so far. I really liked the court room setting, I also enjoyed the cliff hanger ending, guilty or not, and How does Ulysses tell the future?
Overall this storyline is suffering from the weight of the title it bears, This would have been a much more enjoyable story with a different name, but with the Civil War tag...there really isn't enough there to see such a major split in the hero community. Tony is coming off looking childish as opposed to having a legit concern, which I assume will change in future issues know that he seems to have some evidence to back his claims up.
To me, I could make the argument that it looks like Bats used Grundy's momentum against him, and stomping on his throat.. as opposed to him pressing him with one arm and slamming him like Brock Lesnar vs The Miz
But in any case, no need to jump to any type of conclusion until after I read the story
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