& Deadpool #31 Cable & Deadpool #32 Civil War: Front Line #4 X-Factor #9 Civil War: Front Line #5 Heroes for Hire #2 Heroes for Hire #3 New Avengers #23 Iron Man / Captain America: Casualties of War Civil War Files Wolverine #46 Wolverine #47 Captain America (5th series) #22 Captain America (5th series) #23 Captain America (5th series) #24 Civil War: Front Line #6 Civil War: Front Line #7 Daredevil #87 Civil War: Choosing Sides New Avengers #24 Fantastic Four #540 Amazing Spider-Man #535 Civil War #5 Amazing Spider-Man #536 Punisher: War Journal #1 Punisher: War Journal #2 Punisher: War Journal #3 Iron Man #14 New Avengers #25 Black Panther #24 Civil War: Front Line #8 Fantastic Four #541 Fantastic Four #542 Amazing Spider-Man #537 Winter Soldier: Winter Kills Blade #5 Civil War #6 Civil War: The Return Civil War #7 Black Panther #25 Amazing Spider-Man #538 Civil War: The Confession Civil War: The Initiative Civil War: Battle Damage Report Civil War Poster Book Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America Ghost Rider #8-11 Marvel Spotlight: Civil War Aftermath Marvel Spotlight: Captain America Remembered Related but not listed The 2006 Eternals relaunch has the Civil War play a fairly present background in the setting with Sprite appearing in pro-registration PSAs. In issue #3, Iron Man reminds Sersi to register. In issue #6, Iron Man and Hank Pym try to get the Eternals to register again, but they refuse. In the end, Zuras explains that the Eternals have no desire to meddle with humanity, and will stay out of their affairs, which Iron Man concedes as a fair compromise. New X-Men #28 and She-Hulk #9 are indirectly, but strongly involved. Marvel Comics Presents (vol. 2) #12 involves a patsy attempt to get Man-Thing to register with the government. The story was published late (October 2008 cover date), during Secret Invasion and the same month as Marvel Zombies 3, in which Man-Thing also appeared. The cover of Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #11 features a Civil War parody cover including a plaid background, the words "Not part of a Marvel Comics event," and Aaron Stack holding up a card reading "Mark Millar licks goats." Spider-Man and Power Pack #3 (March 2007) includes a parody entitled "Civil Wards," written by Marc Sumerak and illustrated by Chris Giarrusso. The final issue of Robert Kirkman's Marvel Team-Up opens with Peter Parker getting ready to travel