Yeah I've seen nothing but Civil War love. I didn't think it'd happen when posters used to mention it but now that it seems more likely, I've come around.

I like the theorized timeframe of CA/Iron Man tensions begin in Avengers 2, blow up in Capt America 3 and we see the fallout in Avengers 4.

I still want the Thanos/Avengers 3 that has been the implied path this whole time but an Avengers 4:Civil War would be fantastic.

Fan's have to let go of direct adaptions of the comics though. I see a lot of "How does CW work without Spiderman??", "So they must be bringing Punisher into the Marvel U", etc... Relax. It'll work.

Let it go fan's. The basic concept of a Marvel Civil War will be well established by the end of Avengers 2. It doesn't have to match up with the funny books.

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Posted by Ace Midnight

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Posted on 10/24/14 at 7:40 am to Murray

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Let it go

I'm tired of this sentiment, Murray.

They brand these things because they have a built-in draw. They get us into the theater and screw everything up - when you look how bad X-Men got - and that's just an example.

I enjoyed Avengers - Whedon is on my short list of trusted filmmakers, so I gave him a chance.

The trailer for this one does not look promising, although I'm sure it will hit all the action beats and not let the millenials get bored for even a single second.

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Posted by Freauxzen

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Posted on 10/24/14 at 7:47 am to Murray

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Fan's have to let go of direct adaptions of the comics though. I see a lot of "How does CW work without Spiderman??", "So they must be bringing Punisher into the Marvel U", etc... Relax. It'll work.

It's called trust. Marvel has earned that.

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