Ms. Marvel Ripping Apart a Poster of Captain Marvel in Civil War II Is All of Us

Even if this was as simple as a “Never meet your heroes” scenario, this promo (if used in such a way) could still be the best comic book cover in a long time. Well, except for this one. But the teaser cover for the Civil War II story line is so, so much more. As a quick brief for those that don’t know the Civil War storyline, the original version (the basis for the movie headed to theaters) pitted Iron Man against Captain America. The Superhero Registration Act is the crux as Iron Man (in working with the government) believes that Heroes should reveal their secret identities to the public and be approved by the government to engage in superhero activities. Captain America…does not. What resulted is perhaps one of the best Marvel crossovers to ever exist and knowing anything about the story would only amp you up for the movie even more. [quote_left]What resulted is perhaps one of the best Marvel crossovers to ever exist and knowing anything about the story would only amp you up for the movie even more.[/quote_left]Capitalizing on the hype of the forthcoming movie and taking advantage of the All New All Different Marvel, the announcement of Civil War II coming, surprised, well, no one. It’s basically the perfect time for it. The story this time revolves around the introduction of a technology that predicts crime before it happens and allows the would-be-but-not-yet perpetrators to be arrested before committing a crime. Yes, you’ve seen Minority Report before and so has the st…

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