In a world where heroes clash over ideology, a tragic incident in Stamford, Connecticut, ignites a fierce debate about superhero accountability. The infamous explosion, claimed by Nitro, results in the deaths of countless civilians, prompting the U.S. government to propose the Superhuman Registration Act. On one side stands Iron Man, the genius billionaire advocating for regulation, while the stalwart Captain America leads a rebellion for freedom and privacy. As battles rage across the nation, we see familiar faces like Spider-Man, Wolverine, and the Avengers torn between duty and liberty.
In the thrilling spin-off, "Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways," penned by the talented duo of Paul Cornell and the dynamic artistic flair of Mark Brooks, the young heroes grapple with the ramifications of the Act. They forge their own path, confronting the heavy burdens of expectation and identity, while fleeing from forces like the Initiative. The tension escalates in iconic locales like New York and Washington, D.C., showcasing the very heart of Marvel’s universe. With every page, readers are compelled to ponder the true cost of heroism. Excelsior!