[Manga] Civil War Discussion Thread

Does anyone know if Wolverine #42 will be going through a third printing? It saddens me that I couldn't even pick up a copy of the second printing ...

Speaking of reprints/variants, how much are the variants in your area (or are they all the same everywhere)? The Civil War #4 Turner variant goes for $20 at my local comic shop, while the black/white New Avengers #23 variant goes for $10.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Acro-nym: I wish the variants were only $2.99; they're still $19.99 at my local shop.

I need to grab a copy of "Choosing Sides" in the coming week. There were still about six copies left.

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Mucknuggle: The main continuity issue people have been talking about is The Punisher's sudden appearance (starting from #4). In #5, Punisher says he's been looking after Cap & Crew, but there's no evidence of his appearing in CW #1-3.

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I was looking through the March solicits (at least, I think it was March) and I noticed something.

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In Iron Man: Hypervelocity #3, S.H.I.E.L.D. is hunting down Iron Man. I'm probably jumping to conclusions, but I somehow get the feeling that Tony might actually turn Anti-Reg. I haven't read Iron Man #13 or #14 yet, so it's just an inkling.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

At first, I thought the world had gone completely mad when I read that people actually enjoyed CW7's ending. Thank goodness this place has some sanity left. But anyway, I thought Hercules had the best scene.

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I missed issues 8-10 of Front Line, but from the synopses I read, Ben Urich's fed. friend, Dan, suspected someone was manipulating Norman Osborn's nanobots and that Tony Stark was using the "war" to generate money. (This scene takes place at the Atlantean hideout that the Green Goblin bombed.)

These aren't really secrets, if you ask me, considering they've been addressed in other tie-in issues.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Now that I've read Front Line #11, it seems I was right. And it was kinda obvious who was controlling Osborn...

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Actually, Urich said he won't be releasing his (and Sally's) story.

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Toward the end of Front Line #11, Urich says to Tony:

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"I want you to know, sir, that we've already decided this story will never see print. We'd never jeopardize what you're trying to accomplish."

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?