#TeamStark or #TeamCap concept art for Captain America:Civil War

[rastafarwrite81]

anyone got a link to read the civil war comics?

 

[lutha]

Cap quit because he realised they werent making any progress they were just destroying the city and people were losing lives/homes

In the wake of baltimore that shyt is just

man, that was such a huge letdown and disappointing way to end civil war...

cap: hey guys, we knocked down some buildings over there, so we should stop fighting ok?

everyone: ok

...i was pissed lol...

 

[Birnin Zana]

man, that was such a huge letdown and disappointing way to end civil war...

cap: hey guys, we knocked down some buildings over there, so we should stop fighting ok?

everyone: ok

...i was pissed lol...

How, in your opinion, should it have ended?

 

[Dolla$]

#teamBP

#TeamBP

fukk it i switch my allegiance

#TeamBP

 

[TNC]

During the Civil War there were only 198 mutants left in the whole world, and most of them were already known without having to be registered. I think the X-Men even declared themselves Neutral.

The X-Men basically called BOTH sides out on their bullshyt. The SHRA was just a broader version of the Mutant Registration Act they been trying to pass since the 80s. They BEEN dealing with that bullshyt while the Avengers were too busy "respecting" their struggle to help them, but when Tony and Cap's squads were looking kinda light, the first thing they did is try to be buddy buddy with the X-men and they asked "Where were you when our children were being killed? Where were you when our cities were burning? Now you have Sentinels posted outside our house to keep us on a "camp" and you want us to fight for you to solve YOUR problems?!? Nah, we good... ... hope YOU are "

 

[TNC]

I never understood the treatment of mutants either. It may have to do with with mutants being born with powers making them not human and unrelatable I guess. On the other hand the majority of super heroes who aren't aliens were made by some sort of freak accident. The treatment of mutants has always been about their extinction though, which when there are literal gods flying around...

Mutants are basically "black people" in the MU. They go through the same type of problems The FF and Avengers "white people" go through but the mass public always looks at them as problems, walking disasters and "thugs"

 

[Switch]

#TeamCap
Its been a while since I read Civil War, might read it again.

Thor v Iron Man for anyone interested

Spoiler

Thor giving Stark that reminder

 

[StraxStrax]

Null/10

0/10 or Null/Ten

A combo looks awful

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

#TeamCap
Its been a while since I read Civil War, might read it again.

Thor v Iron Man for anyone interested

Spoiler

Thor giving Stark that reminder

Tony was whyling with his and Pym's secret science project and he fukking knew it.

 

[Birnin Zana]

Mutants are basically "black people" in the MU. They go through the same type of problems The FF and Avengers "white people" go through but the mass public always looks at them as problems, walking disasters and "thugs"

At the bold: I always found that aspect of the X-Men very silly, especially considering there were actual black ppl in both the X-Men and the rest of the MU, both in the US and abroad. For the most part, that aspect, especially for many X-Men stories, wasn't touch much if at all.

 

[TNC]

At the bold: I always found that aspect of the X-Men very silly, especially considering there were actual black ppl in both the X-Men and the rest of the MU, both in the US and abroad. For the most part, that aspect, especially for many X-Men stories, wasn't touch much if at all.

I mean, its not a direct correlation as they are fictional characters with superpowers but the idea that they look, talk and act similar to everyone else but are considered different and are outcasted for it is an obvious connection.

 

[HomieSoprano]

#TeamMarvel

I will not...lose.

Spoiler

 

[Dillah810]

The X-Men basically called BOTH sides out on their bullshyt. The SHRA was just a broader version of the Mutant Registration Act they been trying to pass since the 80s. They BEEN dealing with that bullshyt while the Avengers were too busy "respecting" their struggle to help them, but when Tony and Cap's squads were looking kinda light, the first thing they did is try to be buddy buddy with the X-men and they asked "Where were you when our children were being killed? Where were you when our cities were burning? Now you have Sentinels posted outside our house to keep us on a "camp" and you want us to fight for you to solve YOUR problems?!? Nah, we good... ... hope YOU are "

Cyclops probably had Emma project Michael Jackson's "They Never Cared About Us" into Cap and Tony's head while they walked away.

 

[Roid Jones]

Team Stark, y'all better register or find them goons at your door

 

[ORDER_66]

Team Stark, y'all better register or find them goons at your door

Slavery was law.... once.... We aint going back..