For those of you old enough to remember, in 2006, there was one question every comic fan asked themselves: "Whose side are you on?" Mark Millar and Steve McNiven's Civil War, along with a lot of ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This scene in Civil War #3 was criticized by many Marvel Comics readers. They could not believe that the X-Men would remain ...
It's been 20 years since Marvel Comics pitted their most legendary superheroes against each other and asked the question "Whose Side Are You On" in Mark Millar and Steve McNiven's Civil War. This May, ...
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has done well at adapting a lot of major moments from the comics, but it surprisingly held back when bringing one event to life on the silver screen. Fans everywhere ...
Divided by Steve Sheinkin and Toby Cypress is a YA nonfiction graphic novel set in 1850s Washington DC, in a polarized nation on its way to Civil War. How very opportune. 1850 saw Whig senator Henry ...
Mark Millar made his name writing Marvel and DC Comics before switching to creator-owned comics with Millarworld and then selling up to Netflix. He still writes new comics for Netflix, which are now ...
In the original comic, Iron Man, representing the American government, seeks assurances that the X-Men will not join the Resistance established by Captain America. White Queen confirms they have no ...
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