Captain America: Civil War - 10 Amazing Comic Book Moments It Must Include
Without these, there's really no point it being called Civil War.
While Captain America: The Winter Soldier had a big impact on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Captain America: Civil War is possibly Marvel's biggest movie yet, and easily just as significant as The Avengers and Avengers: Age Of Ultron. With the third Avengers movie shifting focus to Infinity War, the whole Civil War storyline will obviously be crammed into just this one two hour release (a lot of fans thought Captain America 3 might just lead to Avengers: Civil War when Robert Downey Jr. was initially cast before the title reveal). However, the pressure is now on the studio to get it right. In print, the arc sees Captain America and Iron Man go head to head over the Superhuman Registration Act after a tragic event caused by inexperienced heroes results in the death of hundreds of innocents. Cap' believe superheroes deserve their freedom, while Stark considers registration the best possible option for their superpowered community. Captain America: Civil War will obviously differ from the comic book, but like The Winter Soldier, it should still be heavily influenced by it. As a result, there are plenty of great moments from the series which directors Joe and Anthony Russo should consider adapting. What follows are just ten of the most essential.