CIVIL WAR #6 FACSIMILE EDITION

Continuing a faithful facsimile representation of the Civil War crossover that reshaped a generation of superhero stories, this edition presents Civil War (2006) #6 in its original form, ads and all. Written by Mark Millar with pencils by Steve McNiven, the issue pits ideological divisions against personal loyalties as the Superhuman Registration Act fractures the hero community. After Spider-Man is brutalized by the Thunderbolts for opposing Iron Man’s pro-registration movement, the Punisher recovers a battered web-slinger and both seek a place with Captain America’s renegade camp. Meanwhile, Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman stand on opposite sides, and Sue Richards turns to Namor for aid. A shocking revelation sets the stage for the final confrontation. This edition showcases the persuasive storytelling and bold visual narrative that made Civil War a landmark, re-presented for new readers and longtime fans alike.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of epic superhero crossover events and morally complex conflicts.
• Readers who enjoy Mark Millar's writing and Steve McNiven's art (with variant covers by Michael Turner or David Baldeón).
• Readers who love Spider-Man, Captain America, the Richards family, and Namor, with strong ensemble dynamics.
• Anyone seeking a faithful, ads-included reprint of a landmark 2006 event in a compact 32-page package.