Who Started Marvel’s Second Civil War?

Who Started Marvel’s Second Civil War? #shorts #marvel #civilwar #Ironman #captainmarvel

[khalidduale]

Hey, just wanna say that She-Hulk doesn't die. She is just hospitalised for most of it and gets pissed when she hears about what happens to Bruce

[Ringohulk]

The fact that Tony swallows his pride and agrees with Captain America on this issue will always be my favorite part of this story

[maliklofton]

It was such bad reasoning finding out the predictions arent even 100% accurate.

[steampunkfox]

Tony is one hundred percent right on this, especially considering his visions aren’t one hundred percent accurate.If you go down this path it could very easily lead you to becoming like Injustice Superman’s Regime

[jordanloux]

Bruce: Do you want me to Hulk out and go on a rampage? Because this is how you get me to Hulk out and go on a rampage.

[masquerademassacre]

Now I am imagining Captain Marvel beating the shit out of Miles and saying stop resisting

[Nutsuplier]

Tony was definitely in the right in this civil war

[bluebomber]

Hawkeye killed Bruce Banner and (sorta) kicked off the events of Immortal Hulk. So... Captain Marvel really dropped the ball there, huh?

[thehman]

I remember listening to this on Comicstorian’s channel (rest in peace), and it’s actually surprising how Carol is acting more rash and like a prick than Tony is. I mean, later in the novel they see a vision of Miles killing Captain America and are willing to detain this 15 year old with no proper research or anything learned from the last few times!

[sumdud]

have the avengers never read a greek story? like half of them are by acting to try and stop a prophecy from happening u cause that shit to happen

[florinpricop]

Yeah, I feel like this comic is what further drew the hate for Cp. Marvel further.

[The-Average-Viewer]

Oh wow, i can just see how badly this went for everyone

[LCBK]

How can you arrest Miles, under what charges, what crime has he committed that warrants him being arrested, the power should not have been used as a pointer to arrest someone, it should’ve been used as a precision, like let’s say this certain bank will be robbed by Crook Roberson and Robin Me, at this time and this date that does not mean go to their houses and arrest them, it means wait by that bank and stop them just as the crime starts

[Editor_Brad]

This is why a lot of quotes nowadays make me question these predicaments.

"Fate only binds you if you let it. Do what is necessary, not because it is written"

The whole point of Kratos telling this to Atreus is because your choices matter and Fates' involvement shouldn't change what YOU want to do and have to do. Ironman understands this and puts Captain Marvel on blast. And who else knows better than choices and responsibilities, Spiderman.

[Lefty_D_knox]

Carol Danvers never recovered from this.

[kappakiev]

This event was character assassination for Carol Danvers

[MOZZU_ca]

Like the wisest turtle said:
"One often meets his fate on the path he chooses to avoid it"
-oogway

[polketex]

Banner planned his "death" and allowed Hawkeye to do it and Narratively it was so they remove Hulk from Civil War because you know😂

[rons.]

The key thing is that Ulysses sees multiple possible futures. Captain Marvel took one possible future that could possibly happen and decided to act upon the possibility that Miles would kill Captain America.

[mr_bluegreen]

Imagine if, in Civil War II, Ulysses had a vision of Captain Marvel becoming a dictator, overthrowing all the governments on Earth, and enforcing her rule over the planet to protect everyone. Her own team would be forced to arrest her, and she trying to convince them it's not true or won't come true. I think it's a missed opportunity that it didn't happen in the story.