Civil War TPBs

[ThePhenom]

Hey, I've been reading most of Civil War lately (just short of She-Hulk #8, Wolverine #42 and Thunderbolts #103 but I'll get around to reading them soon). What struck me as curious after seeing the prominence of the connectable spines in Marvel crossover titles recently (Dissassembled, House of M and Decimation) is how Civil War will be managed as a TPB collection.

Seeing as I'm not buying them as comics (friends providing the reading there) I would potentially buy these trades but due to the non-linear fashion the event seems to be following it would be difficult to create an accurate representation of it through trades. So how would you go about doing it?

Personally:

Civil War Prelude (7 issues)
Civil War (7 issues)
Civil War: Front Line (10 issues)
Civil War: Spider-Man (7 issues)
Civil War: Fantastic Four (6 issues)
Civil War: New Avengers (5 issues)
Civil War: Wolverine (6 issues)
Civil War: X-Men (4 issues)
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways (4 issues)

Civil War: Enforcers (6 issues)
- Heroes for Hire #1-3
- Thunderbolts #103-105

Civil War: Captain America vs. Iron Man (5 issues)
- Captain America #22-24
- Iron Man v4 #13-14

Civil War: Punisher & Cable/Deadpool (6 issues)
- Punisher: War Journal volume 2 #1-3
- Cable/Deadpool #30-32

World of Civil War (5 issues)
- She-Hulk v2 #8 [Legality of Civil War]
- Black Panther #18 [Wedding of the Century]
- X-Factor #8-9 [Civil War in Mutant Town]
- Daily Bugle: Civil War Edition (one-shot newspaper) [Civil War Overview]

Leaving no room for... Ms. Marvel #6-8 :confused:. But this is just my ranting of the techicalities of this awesome Marvel event... What do you think?

[Miss Kitty Fantastico]

I think they'd be better served going with fewer, larger books, rather than more smaller ones, assuming the cost works out the same for the whole set either way. Civil War's a big event, and right now looking pretty darned successful - failing a lapse in quality from here to the end, I'd say putting the words 'Civil War' on the cover of a TPB would be a big incentive to buy. Given that, I think Marvel would be more likely to make bucks now (and potentially get new readers for ongoing titles) by compiling CW issues from several titles into single books, rather than separating them.

I'd pitch the TPBs at between 6-10 issues each - certainly nothing smaller than that, and only a couple larger (the largest TPB I own is roughly 11 issues - well, 9 and a big-ass annual - which is FF Visionaries vol.5). Guesstimating what would fit with what (which, of course, depends on the storylines, which in many cases we don't really know yet):

One point I think is 50/50 is whether to do a 'road to Civil War' TPB, or bundle the Road issues in with the rest of those titles. Either way has benefits - seeing as you pitched it the former way, I'll go the latter. And let's assume the rumours about Black Panther are true. So...

Civil War - New Avengers: The Illuminati, Civil War 1-7 (8 issues)

Civil War: Front Line - Front Line 1-10, Daily Bugle (11 issues)

Civil War: X-Men & X-Factor - CW: X-Men 1-4, X-Factor 8-9 (6 issues)

Civil War: Spider-Man - Amazing Spider-Man 529-538 (10 issues)

Civil War: Fantastic Four - Fantastic Four 536-543, Black Panther 18 (9 issues)

Civil War: Avengers - CW: Young Avengers & Runaways 1-4, New Avengers 21-25 (9 issues)

Civil War: Enforcers (neat title, by the way) - Cable/Deadpool 1-3, Heroes for Hire 1-3, Ms Marvel 6-7, She-Hulk 8, Thunderbolts 103-105 (13 issues - pretty big, but it seems like these titles belong together thematically as 'enforcers', so it may be better than splitting them up)

Civil War: Captain America vs Iron Man - Captain America 22-24, Iron Man 13-14 (5 issues - a small one, but damned if I can think of what else to lump in with them)

Civil War: Pissed-Off Loners - Punisher: War Journal 1-3, Wolverine 42-47 (9 issues)

And unless I've missed someone, that's the lot. Nine TPBs in all - a decent load, but not so many that it'd be off-putting to a serious (but not crazy) buyer. And there's no 'miscellaneous' TPB, which people might overlook if they're just after the 'big names'.

[Bobster777]

I think they'd be better served going with fewer, larger books, rather than more smaller ones, assuming the cost works out the same for the whole set either way. Civil War's a big event, and right now looking pretty darned successful - failing a lapse in quality from here to the end, I'd say putting the words 'Civil War' on the cover of a TPB would be a big incentive to buy. Given that, I think Marvel would be more likely to make bucks now (and potentially get new readers for ongoing titles) by compiling CW issues from several titles into single books, rather than separating them.

I'd pitch the TPBs at between 6-10 issues each - certainly nothing smaller than that, and only a couple larger (the largest TPB I own is roughly 11 issues - well, 9 and a big-ass annual - which is FF Visionaries vol.5). Guesstimating what would fit with what (which, of course, depends on the storylines, which in many cases we don't really know yet):

One point I think is 50/50 is whether to do a 'road to Civil War' TPB, or bundle the Road issues in with the rest of those titles. Either way has benefits - seeing as you pitched it the former way, I'll go the latter. And let's assume the rumours about Black Panther are true. So...

Civil War - New Avengers: The Illuminati, Civil War 1-7 (8 issues)

Civil War: Front Line - Front Line 1-10, Daily Bugle (11 issues)

Civil War: X-Men & X-Factor - CW: X-Men 1-4, X-Factor 8-9 (6 issues)

Civil War: Spider-Man - Amazing Spider-Man 529-538 (10 issues)

Civil War: Fantastic Four - Fantastic Four 536-543, Black Panther 18 (9 issues)

Civil War: Avengers - CW: Young Avengers & Runaways 1-4, New Avengers 21-25 (9 issues)

Civil War: Enforcers (neat title, by the way) - Cable/Deadpool 1-3, Heroes for Hire 1-3, Ms Marvel 6-7, She-Hulk 8, Thunderbolts 103-105 (13 issues - pretty big, but it seems like these titles belong together thematically as 'enforcers', so it may be better than splitting them up)

Civil War: Captain America vs Iron Man - Captain America 22-24, Iron Man 13-14 (5 issues - a small one, but damned if I can think of what else to lump in with them)

Civil War: Pissed-Off Loners - Punisher: War Journal 1-3, Wolverine 42-47 (9 issues)

And unless I've missed someone, that's the lot. Nine TPBs in all - a decent load, but not so many that it'd be off-putting to a serious (but not crazy) buyer. And there's no 'miscellaneous' TPB, which people might overlook if they're just after the 'big names'.
Hopefully, there isn't more than three TPBs containing the entire story.

[ThePhenom]

They've already announced that Civil War Prelude is coming out...

[Sentinel K]

Hopefully, there isn't more than three TPBs containing the entire story.

Well with 81 (i think) issues including 'Road to' issues, theer are DEFINITELY going to be more than 3.

HoM had 7 or 8 I think, and Civil WAR is WAY bigger.

[Miss Kitty Fantastico]

Hopefully, there isn't more than three TPBs containing the entire story.
I guess it depends what you mean by 'the entire story'. I think it's extremely probable there'll be a single TPB for the seven Civil War issues, and another for the ten Front Line issues - those two, together with the Prologue TPB (one assumes that'll be Illuminati plus the Spider-Man and Fantastic Four 'Road' issues) will certainly be a complete enough picture of Civil War that further TPBs wouldn't be necessary, if one didn't want them. Frankly, the Civil War miniseries could stand on its own - I don't think the Road books are especially vital to understanding it, and Front Line isn't actually integral to the story, though for my money it's the strongest title of the whole lot.

[Bobster777]

I guess it depends what you mean by 'the entire story'. I think it's extremely probable there'll be a single TPB for the seven Civil War issues, and another for the ten Front Line issues - those two, together with the Prologue TPB (one assumes that'll be Illuminati plus the Spider-Man and Fantastic Four 'Road' issues) will certainly be a complete enough picture of Civil War that further TPBs wouldn't be necessary, if one didn't want them. Frankly, the Civil War miniseries could stand on its own - I don't think the Road books are especially vital to understanding it, and Front Line isn't actually integral to the story, though for my money it's the strongest title of the whole lot.
I'd just like to have everything in a nice little package. I was so happy when they published the complete age of apocalypse. But yeah, I agree with your asssessment. Like you, I also think Front line is an integral part to the story. Hopefully though, they'll start focusing more on the journalistic aspect through the eyes of Sally and Ben. Of course they have to keep showing what is happening to Speedball, but that what I want them to focus on.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Here's what I think. [NOTE: This isn't what I want, just what I think]

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues]
Civil War- Civil War #1-7 [7 issues]
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-10 (Although I don't want this to happen, they could split it up into two volumes :( ) [10 issues] (or 2 Volumes of 5 :( , with one volume containing the Daily Bugle one-shot)
Spider-Man Volume ?: The War at Home- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues]
Black Panther Volume 4: The Bride- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues]
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: ???- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4, X-Factor #8-9 [6 issues]
Fantastic Four Vol. ?: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???- Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: ???- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues]
New Avengers Vol. 5: New Avengers Disassembled- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues]
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: ???- She Hulk #6-11 [6 issues]
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine Vol. 8?: Vendetta- Wolverine #41-47 [7 issues]

[Bobster777]

Here's what I think. [NOTE: This isn't what I want, just what I think]

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues]

Civil War- Civil War #1-7 [7 issues]

Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-10 (Although I don't want this to happen, they could split it up into two volumes :( ) [10 issues] (or 2 Volumes of 5 :( , with one volume containing the Daily Bugle one-shot)

Spider-Man Volume ?: The War at Home- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues]

Black Panther Volume 4: Bride of the Panther- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues]

Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]

Captain America Vol. 3: ???- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]

Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]

Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4, X-Factor #8-9 [6 issues]

Fantastic Four Vol. ?: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]

Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]

Iron Man Volume 3: ???- Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]

Sorry ran out of time, I'll finish this tomorrow. :o

Man, that's going to be hard to organize into TPB's. Hay, I was hoping for less than three, but it will probably be four or more.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Here's some confirmation that at least one of the things I said is correct.

BLACK PANTHER: THE BRIDE TPB
Written by REGINALD HUDLIN
Penciled by SCOT EATON
Cover by FRANK CHO
The wedding of the century! Every King needs a Queen – and that’s exactly what the Black Panther is searching for! The King of Wakanda embarks on an epic quest to find a wife – the outcome of which will send reverberations throughout the whole Marvel Universe. You don’t want to miss out on history in the making, as T’Challa puts his cards on the table. His heart – and a seat on the Wakandan throne – is Storm’s, if she’ll just accept his hand in marriage. Question is, does she want it? With a Super Hero Civil War ready to explode in the United States and snakes in his own court preparing to make their moves, the road to the altar could not be more complicated. Collects BLACK PANTHER #14-18.
136 PGS./ Rated T+ ...$14.99
ISBN: 0-7851-2107-2

I'll edit my other post to show the correct info.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

I think it's about time for me to update my list. :D

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues]
Civil War- Civil War #1-7, Daily Bugle Civil War Edition [8 issues]
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-10
Spider-Man: The War at Home- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues]
Black Panther: The Bride (Already Announced)- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues]
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: The Drums of War- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4, X-Factor #8-9 [6 issues]
Fantastic Four: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???- Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: ???- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues]
New Avengers Vol. 5: New Avengers Disassembled- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues]
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: ???- She Hulk #6-11 [6 issues]
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine: Vendetta- Wolverine #41-47 [7 issues]

EDIT: I did some research and I found this: The House of M crossover was about 50 issues with the Prelude in Excalibur. This was all collected in 9 TPBs. If Civil War is 81 issues, that's 38% bigger a crossover than HoM. I have 18 tpbs down for civil war, which is 50% more than HoM. So I'm about 12% off but I think that it's very plausible that the way I have listed can be accurate. :)

[Magneto Rocks]

Well, this is what I want, not what I expect. (Since most of the tie-ins will be bundled under the name: IE 'Spider-Man; The War at Home'" with a Civil war logo on them.) Props to Miss Kitty for being almost totally right ;)

Civil War : Civil War 1-7 (7issues)

Civil War: Front Line - Front Line 1-10, Daily Bugle (11 issues)

Civil War: X-Men & X-Factor - CW: X-Men 1-4, X-Factor 8-9 (6 issues)

Civil War: Spider-Man: The War At Home - Amazing Spider-Man 532-537 (7 issues)

Civil War: Fantastic Four: A House Divided - Fantastic Four 538-543, possibly Black Panther depending on IF.... you know what. (6 or 7 issues)

Civil War: Hero Hunters ) - Cable/Deadpool 1-3, Heroes for Hire 1-3, Thunderbolts 103-105 (9 issues)

Civil War: Enforcers: Iron Man 13-14, Ms Marvel 6-7, She-Hulk 8, New Avengers 23-25 (PENDING Confirmation on Spider-Woman and Sentry) (7 issues)

Civil War: Secret Avengers Captain America 22-24, New Avengers 21-22, Young Avengers/Runaways 1-4 (8 issues)

Civil War: Vendetta (Wolverine 42-47, Punisher War Journal 1-3)


See, the major difference with mine is that rather than a Cap versus IM one I split it into one for each side ;) I'm actually kinda split. I know they'd never split up the New Avengers that way, but I feel it would be cooler if each side had their own title ;)

[MakeshiftHero]

I just don't see why they would put some comics that are civil war related in a TPB with other comics that don't have anything to do w/ them. I'm going to say that the civil war tie in issues for comics such as X-Factor, Cable/Deadpool, Heros for Hire (maybe) are going to be in their own TPB and not mixed together with other issues to make a TPB. I think the only reason why they stuck Ironman and FF together for HoM and the HoM TPB that had Wolverine and the others in it, is because most of the HoM stories were mainly issues that didn't have anything to do with the story after HoM was over. Just like how Cap HoM issue was with one of the HoM TPB instead of being in the Cap TPB because it wouldn't have fit. Now I'm hoping that there's no "and the world went white" type ending in civil war #6 so that in issue #7 everything is back to normal, parker has his secret identity back, there was no samford massacre and the new warriors are all alive. But as for the civil war tie ins for X-Factor and Cable/Deadpool, they're pretty big issues that help develop the story (the X team found out what caused M day and quicksilver "joined" the team, and Cable and Deadpool are starting to split) I just see those issues and ones that are helping develop the story for other issues, will be in their own title's TPB.

[Doombot330]

Front Line isn't actually integral to the story, though for my money it's the strongest title of the whole lot.

I couldn't agree more

[TimGunn]

I disagree, I think they will mix the titles so the whole TPB is CW. They want people new to comics to be able to read the CW and don't want to scare them away w/ all the other non-CW issues.

I also think some of these suggestions are a bit long. You rarely see a TPB over 8 issues. Most are 6 or 5.

Edit: I also can't wait for them to come out (as I recently switched to trades for everything but X-Men). Do we have any idea of when? February or March?

[scottv]

I think that they should do something like Civil War Vol 1 and have the different issues in the order that you would want to read them instead of having them seperated in seperate books. I know that isn't how it is normally done but I think that would be the easiest to read and understand.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

I think that they should do something like Civil War Vol 1 and have the different issues in the order that you would want to read them instead of having them seperated in seperate books. I know that isn't how it is normally done but I think that would be the easiest to read and understand.
You don't know how much I would prefer it like this than any other way. But alas, it shall not be. *sigh* :(

[d newton]

Ms. Marvel Volume 2: ???-Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues]
How about "Battle Lines" for this trade? ;)

[BigBoss]

Hey, I've been reading most of Civil War lately (just short of She-Hulk #8, Wolverine #42 and Thunderbolts #103 but I'll get around to reading them soon). What struck me as curious after seeing the prominence of the connectable spines in Marvel crossover titles recently (Dissassembled, House of M and Decimation) is how Civil War will be managed as a TPB collection.

Seeing as I'm not buying them as comics (friends providing the reading there) I would potentially buy these trades but due to the non-linear fashion the event seems to be following it would be difficult to create an accurate representation of it through trades. So how would you go about doing it?

Personally:

Civil War Prelude (7 issues)
Civil War (7 issues)
Civil War: Front Line (10 issues)
Civil War: Spider-Man (7 issues)
Civil War: Fantastic Four (6 issues)
Civil War: New Avengers (5 issues)
Civil War: Wolverine (6 issues)
Civil War: X-Men (4 issues)
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways (4 issues)

Civil War: Enforcers (6 issues)
- Heroes for Hire #1-3
- Thunderbolts #103-105

Civil War: Captain America vs. Iron Man (5 issues)
- Captain America #22-24
- Iron Man v4 #13-14

Civil War: Punisher & Cable/Deadpool (6 issues)
- Punisher: War Journal volume 2 #1-3
- Cable/Deadpool #30-32

World of Civil War (5 issues)
- She-Hulk v2 #8 [Legality of Civil War]
- Black Panther #18 [Wedding of the Century]
- X-Factor #8-9 [Civil War in Mutant Town]
- Daily Bugle: Civil War Edition (one-shot newspaper) [Civil War Overview]

Leaving no room for... Ms. Marvel #6-8 :confused:. But this is just my ranting of the techicalities of this awesome Marvel event... What do you think?
I love trade paperbacks for the reason they stay in better conditon. I hope it works out.

[TimGunn]

oooooh, they should totally publish a CW omnibus w/ everything in it, if they did that before the main CW PHC came out I would totally but it full price even, pre-ordered, overnight delivery!

[Sophisticated_Gamer]

I think they'd be better served going with fewer, larger books, rather than more smaller ones, assuming the cost works out the same for the whole set either way. Civil War's a big event, and right now looking pretty darned successful - failing a lapse in quality from here to the end, I'd say putting the words 'Civil War' on the cover of a TPB would be a big incentive to buy. Given that, I think Marvel would be more likely to make bucks now (and potentially get new readers for ongoing titles) by compiling CW issues from several titles into single books, rather than separating them.

I'd pitch the TPBs at between 6-10 issues each - certainly nothing smaller than that, and only a couple larger (the largest TPB I own is roughly 11 issues - well, 9 and a big-ass annual - which is FF Visionaries vol.5). Guesstimating what would fit with what (which, of course, depends on the storylines, which in many cases we don't really know yet):

One point I think is 50/50 is whether to do a 'road to Civil War' TPB, or bundle the Road issues in with the rest of those titles. Either way has benefits - seeing as you pitched it the former way, I'll go the latter. And let's assume the rumours about Black Panther are true. So...

Civil War - New Avengers: The Illuminati, Civil War 1-7 (8 issues)

Civil War: Front Line - Front Line 1-10, Daily Bugle (11 issues)

Civil War: X-Men & X-Factor - CW: X-Men 1-4, X-Factor 8-9 (6 issues)

Civil War: Spider-Man - Amazing Spider-Man 529-538 (10 issues)

Civil War: Fantastic Four - Fantastic Four 536-543, Black Panther 18 (9 issues)

Civil War: Avengers - CW: Young Avengers & Runaways 1-4, New Avengers 21-25 (9 issues)

Civil War: Enforcers (neat title, by the way) - Cable/Deadpool 1-3, Heroes for Hire 1-3, Ms Marvel 6-7, She-Hulk 8, Thunderbolts 103-105 (13 issues - pretty big, but it seems like these titles belong together thematically as 'enforcers', so it may be better than splitting them up)

Civil War: Captain America vs Iron Man - Captain America 22-24, Iron Man 13-14 (5 issues - a small one, but damned if I can think of what else to lump in with them)

Civil War: Pissed-Off Loners - Punisher: War Journal 1-3, Wolverine 42-47 (9 issues)

And unless I've missed someone, that's the lot. Nine TPBs in all - a decent load, but not so many that it'd be off-putting to a serious (but not crazy) buyer. And there's no 'miscellaneous' TPB, which people might overlook if they're just after the 'big names'.


i think they should make a huge HC for Civil War...you know how they did for watchmen...they will just put everysingle tie in order....and it might even be like 4 huge HC books together, that slide into a little civil war box...now that is a total kick ass look :D

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

How about "Battle Lines" for this trade? ;)

I haven't got #6 yet, is that what the arc's being called? If so then that could be the title. Soon as here back from anyone I'll edit my post. :)

[d newton]

I haven't got #6 yet, is that what the arc's being called? If so then that could be the title. Soon as here back from anyone I'll edit my post.
Well, that's what's being used for the August 10th review of this issue over at Newsarama in the Marvel section.

[Magneto Rocks]

Front Line isn't actually integral to the story, though for my money it's the strongest title of the whole lot.

Eugh! God, no! I think Frontline hgad a strong start and gets worse every issue. It seems (to me) to be the most heavily biased of ALL the titles, except maybe New Avengers. For example, Sally gives a story to her pro-registration newspaper publisher and he stands by her loyally, even to the point where they get arrested. Ben gives a story to his anti-registration publisher and gets fired. Sally is totally commited to anti-reg, Ben is half-hearted in his support for pro-reg, when major heroes take on groups of capekillers you are supposed to want them to win yet when a group of rubbish heroes are attacked by capekillers it is heavily slanted to say the capekillers are the bad guys. Plus, 'The Accused' is total garbage; IMO it shouldn't even be in Civil War, since it has no connection with the war itself. Oh, and let's not forget the stories at the back, such as Registration being compared with internment. Oh, and the HIDEOUSLY mischarecertized Green Goblin. Naa, Frontline is one of the weakest titles.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Ah, another TPB announced, via amzon.com. Civil War: Spider-Man (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_pg_2/103-7523474-9653429?ie=UTF8&sort=daterank&rh=n%3A1000%2Cn%3A4366%2Cn%3A4396%2Cn%3A4400&page=2).

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues]
Civil War- Civil War #1-7, Daily Bugle Civil War Edition [8 issues]
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-10
Civil War: Spider-Man (Already Announced {Kind Of})- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues]
Black Panther: The Bride (Already Announced)- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues]
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: The Drums of War- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4, X-Factor #8-9 [6 issues]
Fantastic Four: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???-[/B] Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Battle Lines- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues] (Name courtesy of d newton :) )
New Avengers Vol. 5: New Avengers Disassembled- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues]
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction (Already Announced- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues]
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine: Vendetta- Wolverine #41-47 [7 issues]

[stealthwise]

How the hell do you read these all in tpb though? Do you read the main Civil War tpb and then back track through the other ones, or do you read the first part of Civil War, then read the first part of Spider-Man, FF, Iron Man, etc?

Seems like a very strange way to market something that will no doubt have strong sales in the bookstores.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

I've got more editing to do it looks like. :) (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0785122184/sr=1-825/qid=1155875733/ref=sr_1_825/103-7523474-9653429?ie=UTF8&s=books) (Click the smiley face for the She-Hulk link)

[Siddon]

It depends what they do but I would expect a slipcased super-sized version to come out in a few years though with this type of print run I have doubts. It'll get a CDROM maybe an Omnibus(which should go to Anhilation)

[RDWoody21]

I think that they should do something like Civil War Vol 1 and have the different issues in the order that you would want to read them instead of having them seperated in seperate books. I know that isn't how it is normally done but I think that would be the easiest to read and understand.

You don't know how much I would prefer it like this than any other way. But alas, it shall not be. *sigh* :(

I actually wanted to post this very statement once before but feared being mocked. Oh, how I really would enjoy being able to read the entire story straight in its entirety in TPB form. If only it could happen along side the regualar continuity stories (ie Amazing Spider-Man, Civil War: Front Line, Thunderbolts)...

[d newton]

Still not added my suggestion for Ms. Marvel yet? :(

[hippy fascist]

how aobut a complete age of apocalypse type of set up. This is a huge crossover and the read order is kind of important so I think 5-6 trades providing all comics in read order would be the best way to go

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Still not added my suggestion for Ms. Marvel yet? :(

Wow, sorry. I thought I already did. Again, I apologize, I really thought I did.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

how aobut a complete age of apocalypse type of set up. This is a huge crossover and the read order is kind of important so I think 5-6 trades providing all comics in read order would be the best way to go
Again, I wish it were so, but we already of confirmation of 4 tpbs that only include between 5-7 issues. And two that are confirmed only have 1 crossover issue in each. (BP & She-Hulk)

[hippy fascist]

Again, I wish it were so, but we already of confirmation of 4 tpbs that only include between 5-7 issues. And two that are confirmed only have 1 crossover issue in each. (BP & She-Hulk)

Althought to be fair if it proves to be a massive success both in floppies and trade then surely there is scope for one to be released

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Althought to be fair if it proves to be a massive success both in floppies and trade then surely there is scope for one to be released
Yeah but I fear we'll have to wait 10 years to get it, just like the AoA books.

[hippy fascist]

dude that's impossible, you can't have the trade till AFTER civil war has finished it's run

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

dude that's impossible, you can't have the trade till AFTER civil war has finished it's run

:confused: Sorry, don't know what you mean.

[d newton]

Thanks for the update! Just a quick question about your signature - why have so many people identify one of their teammates who just returned from the dead?

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Thanks for the update! Just a quick question about your signature - why have so many people identify one of their teammates who just returned from the dead?

It was in Astonishing X-Men #6. Nick Fury was skeptical if that it was in fact really Colossus, and not just some clone or robot or something. All of the X-Men had already come to the conclusion that he was really Peter through their various methods. I just liked the quote and so I slapped it down there. :D

[hippy fascist]

:confused: Sorry, don't know what you mean.

Cheap sarcastic humour re the possibility that ten years might have leapsed before civil war actually gets finished.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Cheap sarcastic humour re the possibility that ten years might have leapsed before civil war actually gets finished.

Oh. OK, now I get it. Sorry, I'm a little bit slow sometimes.

[d newton]

That's the part that puzzles me - why didn't Nick Fury ask Shadowcat first why Colossus was alive (see the end of issue 4) before the remaining Astonishing members?

[alphaflightfan69er]

my guess is the invisible woman will learn to control the chaos grid before it brings back the strange boys. I've not come to a conclusion as to whether or not bruce banners therapy will help him change back to man hulk. I would like to see miller get more work, but i don't think i'm that lucky. I picked up this copy of xmen villians and villainess xvolume one and amazingly kitty pryde and emma hada relationg ship when they were teenages. that is why they are around still, the xdays.

[3D Master]

Shouldn't the Sensation Spider-Man civil war stuff be in his TPB as well?

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

That's the part that puzzles me - why didn't Nick Fury ask Shadowcat first why Colossus was alive (see the end of issue 4) before the remaining Astonishing members?
I think that she of all people has to be the most shocked and was the most distraught over his death in the first place, ya know?

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Shouldn't the Sensation Spider-Man civil war stuff be in his TPB as well?
Senasational Spider-Man doesn't have a Civil War crossover. Spider-Man Unmasked is in Sensational but that's seperate from CW.

[3D Master]

Senasational Spider-Man doesn't have a Civil War crossover. Spider-Man Unmasked is in Sensational but that's seperate from CW.

I say it's more than close enough. The whole thing happens during CW. When I read it, I consider it part of CW.

[Magneto Rocks]

Yeah, you can basically consider Spider-MAn unmasked as part of Civil War. The editor of FN Spidey certainly does- in the letters page someone asked if they were going to do a CW tie-in and the editor said they were reading one. Spidey Unmasked occurs at the same time as CW and deals with the reprucussions of something that happened during CW, so it's kinda a tie-in. But the difference is; if you like Spidey and you aren't buying CIvil War, there's no way in Hell you'll miss 'Unmasked'. It will also attract many casual people who walk into a comic store. THey may not have heard of CW, but the title 'Spider-Man Unmasked'.... well....

[scottv]

Shouldn't the Sensation Spider-Man civil war stuff be in his TPB as well?


I know that it isn't on the offical list for CW but I still consider it to be an important part for any Spidey fan because it shows more of what he is going through without Tony always being around. I would really like to see Spidey back on his own and say screw Tony. Also get back to the old costume!

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

No, I'm not arguing that Spidey Unmasked isn't a crucial reprecusion coming out of CW, I'm just saying that because it isn't an official tie-in, I didn't include it in my list of tpbs. I'm sure there will be one or two tpbs focusing on this, but you won't see them on this list. :)

[3D Master]

Also get back to the old costume!

I don't. The new costume looks amazing, and is amazing. Just because Iron Man gave it to him, doesn't mean he should chuck away what is clearly a huge advantage. He just needs to shut down any and all privacy compromising transmissions that are in there.

No, I'm not arguing that Spidey Unmasked isn't a crucial reprecusion coming out of CW, I'm just saying that because it isn't an official tie-in, I didn't include it in my list of tpbs. I'm sure there will be one or two tpbs focusing on this, but you won't see them on this list. :)

Isn't an official tie-in? What? It's a piece of fan fiction? It shouldn't have it's own TPB, it should simply be part of the Civil War: Spider-man TPB.

[Magneto Rocks]

No way- there's already 6-8 issues in the TPB. Adding four from Sensational and three from FNS would complicate it. While I bet they do them as the next Sensational and FNS TPBs, they really should make a 'Spider-Man Unmasked' TPB with jsut the Unmasked tie-ins in it.

[scottv]

[QUOTE=3D Master]I don't. The new costume looks amazing, and is amazing. Just because Iron Man gave it to him, doesn't mean he should chuck away what is clearly a huge advantage. He just needs to shut down any and all privacy compromising transmissions that are in there.


I think that Tony probably has some way to shut down the costume if Peter ever did something that he didn't like. Or someway of turning it against Peter.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Guess whaaaaattt? Amazon.com has now included the issues included in the Spidey book under book description. That means I can take away the little "{Kind Of}" next to Spidey's book. :D

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues]
Civil War- Civil War #1-7, Daily Bugle Civil War Edition [8 issues]
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-11 [11 issues]
Civil War: Spider-Man (Already Announced)- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues]
Black Panther: The Bride (Already Announced)- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues]
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: The Drums of War- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4, X-Factor #8-9 [6 issues]
Fantastic Four: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???-[/B] Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Battle Lines- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues] (Name courtesy of d newton :) )
New Avengers Vol. 5: New Avengers Disassembled- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues]
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction (Already Announced- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues]
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine: Vendetta- Wolverine #41-47 [7 issues]

[lordlad]

i kinda wished they will put the ASM into the main CW book as well since it's quite integral to the main story.

[d newton]

I can't seem to find the Spider Man trade at Amazon.com.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

I can't seem to find the Spider Man trade at Amazon.com.

It's "Currently Unavailable" The easiest way to find it is to either follow this link (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0785122370/sr=1-2/qid=1156434920/ref=sr_1_2/102-0849512-3500902?ie=UTF8&s=books), or to do the following:

1) Go to see all 34 Product Categories
2) Select Books
3) Select Comics & Graphic Novels
4) Select Publishers
5) Select Marvel
6) Look Up Civil War (make sure it says 'Search Marvel' next to it)

[humorbot5]

I see that my wallet is going to disintergrate with all these TPBs...

And It only just got over House Of M....

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Aww yeah, time for an update!!! :D

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues]
Civil War- Civil War #1-7, Daily Bugle Civil War Edition [8 issues]
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-10
Civil War: Spider-Man (Already Announced)- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues]
Black Panther: The Bride (Already Announced)- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues]
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: The Drums of War- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4 [4 issues]
Fantastic Four: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???-[/b] Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Battle Lines- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues] (Name courtesy of d newton :) )
New Avengers Vol. 5: New Avengers Disassembled- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues]
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction (Already Announced)- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues]
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine: Vendetta- Wolverine #41-47 [7 issues]
X-Factor: Life and Death Matters (Already Announced)- X-Factor #7-12 [6 issues] LINK (http://www.amazon.com/X-Factor-Life-Death-Matters-TPB/dp/0785121463/sr=1-18/qid=1158539600/ref=sr_1_18/002-1264386-6097616?ie=UTF8&s=books)

[lordlad]

Frontline just turned into 11 issues

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Frontline just turned into 11 issues
Whoops. Forgot about that. I'll include the TPBs for the new tie-ins at a later date.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Some new confirmation dates at amazon.com .

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues] March 7, 2007Civil War- Civil War #1-7, Daily Bugle Civil War Edition [8 issues]
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-11
Civil War: Amazing Spider-Man (Already Announced)- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Black Panther: The Bride (Already Announced)- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues] November 8, 2006
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: The Drums of War- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4 [4 issues]
Fantastic Four: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???-[/b] Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Battle Lines- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues] (Name courtesy of d newton :) )
New Avengers Vol. 5: New Avengers Disassembled- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues]
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction (Already Announced)- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues] March 7, 2007
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine: Vendetta- Wolverine #41-47 [7 issues]
X-Factor: Life and Death Matters (Already Announced)- X-Factor #7-12 [6 issues] February 7, 2007

[scottv]

Some new confirmation dates at amazon.com .

Civil War Prelude (Already Announced)- New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues] March 7, 2007Civil War- Civil War #1-7, Daily Bugle Civil War Edition [8 issues]
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-11
Civil War: Amazing Spider-Man (Already Announced)- Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Black Panther: The Bride (Already Announced)- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues] November 8, 2006
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: The Drums of War- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4 [4 issues]
Fantastic Four: Street Fighting- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues]
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???-[/b] Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Battle Lines- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues] (Name courtesy of d newton :) )
New Avengers Vol. 5: New Avengers Disassembled- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues]
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction (Already Announced)- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues] March 7, 2007
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine: Vendetta- Wolverine #41-47 [7 issues]
X-Factor: Life and Death Matters (Already Announced)- X-Factor #7-12 [6 issues] February 7, 2007

I think that the only trade that I will be getting is the Black Panther one.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

I think that the only trade that I will be getting is the Black Panther one.
Yeah, me too.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

A whole plethora of confirmations coming in at amazon.com this week.

Civil War Prelude - New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues] March 7, 2007
Civil War- Civil War #1-7, plus extras [8 issues] March 21, 2007
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-11
Civil War: Amazing Spider-Man - Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Black Panther: The Bride- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues] November 8, 2006
Cable and Deadpool Volume 6: For King and Country- Cable & Deadpool #30-32 + next arc [??? issues]
Captain America Vol. 3: The Drums of War- Captain America #22-24 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues]
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4 [4 issues]
Fantastic Four: Civil War- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: ???- Heroes for Hire #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Iron Man Volume 3: ???-[/b] Iron Man #13-14 + next arc [??? issues]
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Battle Lines- Ms. Marvel#6-8 + next arc [??? issues] (Name courtesy of d newton :) )
New Avengers Vol. 5: Civil War- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues] March 14, 2007
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues] March 7, 2007
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Wolverine: Vendetta- Wolverine #42-48 [7 issues]
X-Factor: Life and Death Matters- X-Factor #7-12 [6 issues] February 7, 2007

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

I don't have time to update the list right now but here are all of the confirmations we have this week:

http://www.amazon.com/Civil-War-Young-Avengers-Runaways/dp/0785123172/sr=1-15/qid=1163731242/ref=sr_1_15/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books

http://www.amazon.com/Civil-War-Wolverine-Marc-Guggenheim/dp/0785119809/sr=1-12/qid=1163731231/ref=sr_1_12/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books

http://www.amazon.com/Heroes-Hire-Civil-War-TPB/dp/0785123628/sr=1-7/qid=1163731231/ref=sr_1_7/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books

http://www.amazon.com/Civil-War-Captain-America-Iron/dp/0785123148/sr=1-10/qid=1163731231/ref=sr_1_10/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books

http://www.amazon.com/Civil-War-X-Men-Universe-TPB/dp/0785122435/sr=1-6/qid=1163731231/ref=sr_1_6/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books

(little confused about the one above this b/c there is already confirmation on another X-Factor book)

http://www.amazon.com/Civil-War-X-Men-David-Hine/dp/078512313X/sr=1-5/qid=1163731231/ref=sr_1_5/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books

http://www.amazon.com/Civil-War-Front-Line-Book/dp/0785123121/sr=1-4/qid=1163731231/ref=sr_1_4/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books

[The Foreigner]

I'm actually guessing that the Wolverine: Vendetta trade will also include the epilogue, issue #48.

And anyone else hoping to see an oversized hardcover of Civil War?

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

I'm actually guessing that the Wolverine: Vendetta trade will also include the epilogue, issue #48.

And anyone else hoping to see an oversized hardcover of Civil War?

Hoping but guessing not. And it already says @ amazon.com that it will include Wolverine #48.

EDIT: Oh, you mean on my list. Sorry about that, fixed.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

Civil War Prelude - New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues] March 7, 2007
Civil War- Civil War #1-7, plus extras [8 issues] March 21, 2007
Civil War: Frontline- Civil War: Frontline #1-6 [6 issues] (Guessing this is just Volume 1 for Frontline) April 5, 2007
Civil War: Amazing Spider-Man - Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Black Panther: The Bride- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues] November 8, 2006
Civil War: Captain America vs. Iron Man - Captain America #22-24, Iron-Man #13-14, Captain America/Iron Man Special April 18, 2007
Civil War: X-Men Universe- Cable & Deadpool #30-32, X-Factor #8-9 April 5, 2007
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues] April 11, 2007
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4 [4 issues] April 25, 2007
Fantastic Four: Civil War- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: Civil War Heroes for Hire #1-5 [5 issues] April 25, 2007
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Civil War- Ms. Marvel#6-10, Ms. Marvel Special [6 issues] March 7, 2007
New Avengers Vol. 5: Civil War- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues] March 14, 2007
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues] March 7, 2007
Thundebolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Wolverine- Wolverine #42-48 [7 issues] April 18, 2007

Keeping this one separate for the moment.

X-Factor: Life and Death Matters- X-Factor #7-12 [6 issues] February 7, 2007

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

So i guess Punisher, Ms. Marvel, and Thunderbolts are all we're waiting on, huh?

EDIT: Nevermind: Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Civil War (http://www.amazon.com/Ms-Marvel-Civil-War-Premiere/dp/0785123040/sr=1-3/qid=1163865986/ref=sr_1_3/104-8986921-7762345?ie=UTF8&s=books)

I'll update the list.

[Pheonix-NoRelation]

New Updates:

Civil War Prelude - New Avengers: Illuminati, Amazing Spider-Man #529-531, Fantastic Four #536-537 [7 Issues] March 7, 2007
Civil War- Civil War #1-7, plus extras [8 issues] March 21, 2007
Civil War: Frontline Book One- Civil War: Frontline #1-6 [6 issues] April 5, 2007
Civil War: Frontline Book Two- Civil War: Frontline #7-11 [5 issues] May 9, 2007
Civil War: Amazing Spider-Man - Amazing Spider-Man #532-537 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Black Panther: The Bride- Black Panther #14-18 [5 issues] November 8, 2006
Civil War: Captain America vs. Iron Man - Captain America #22-24, Iron-Man #13-14, Captain America/Iron Man Special April 18, 2007
Civil War: X-Men Universe- Cable & Deadpool #30-32, X-Factor #8-9 April 5, 2007
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways- Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4 [4 issues] April 11, 2007
Civil War: X-Men- Civil War: X-Men #1-4 [4 issues] April 25, 2007
Fantastic Four: Civil War- Fantastic Four #538-543 [6 issues] March 28, 2007
Heroes for Hire Volume 1: Civil War Heroes for Hire #1-5 [5 issues] April 25, 2007
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Civil War - Ms. Marvel #6-10 and Ms. Marvel Special [6 issues] March 7, 2007
New Avengers Vol. 5: Civil War- New Avengers #21-25 [5 issues] March 14, 2007
Punisher: War Journal Volume 1: ???- Punisher: War Journal #1-3 + next arc [??? issues]
Thunderbolts Vol. ?: ???- Thunderbolts #103-105 + next arc [??? issues]
Civil War: Wolverine- Wolverine #42-48 [7 issues] April 18, 2007
Civil War: Marvel Universe: She-Hulk #8, Winter Soldier: Winter Kills, Civil War: Choosing Sides, Civil War: The Return [4 issues] May 16, 2007
Civil War: War Crimes- ???? May 23, 2007

Keeping these separate for the moment.

She Hulk Vol. 4: Laws of Attraction- She Hulk #6-13 [8 issues] March 7, 2007
X-Factor: Life and Death Matters- X-Factor #7-12 [6 issues] February 7, 2007
Cable & Deadpool Vol. 6: Paved with Good Intentions- Cable & Deadpool #30-36 [7 issues] May 9, 2007

[Nightcrawler]

Hey, I just got the Civil War TPBs, because I like to read my comic in that form. I got most of them, Civil War, Frontline, Road to, and all the team ones, like Thunderbolts, Heroes for Hire, etc.

My question is, what order should I read these in? Any help is appreciated.

[Maestro]

There is no perfect way to read them. I would say you should read Road to Civil War first, the main series, and then the tie-ins however you want.

[Lucalias]

Here (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=132152&page=37)'s a thread about it.

Lucalias

[hydrahead8883]

I am new to comics and would like to read Marvel Civil War. What order should I read the graphic novels in.

[Expletive Deleted]

CIVIL WAR. After that, whatever order you want.

The basic Millar/McNiven CIVIL WAR trade is the main story. The rest of the the trades fill in the blanks and expand on various elements of the main story, but there's no real overall order to them.

[Spaceman Spiff]

CIVIL WAR. After that, whatever order you want.

The basic Millar/McNiven CIVIL WAR trade is the main story. The rest of the the trades fill in the blanks and expand on various elements of the main story, but there's no real overall order to them.
This pretty much. Unless you really like a certain character/group, it's not worth getting any other civil war tie-ins/minis.

[RogSternfan]

need some help here. i need a complete list of Civil War collections and in what order to read them. im a couple of years behind!!:biggrin: