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    Default Civil War checklist?

    Hello all. I could use some help. I want to read the fist Civil War but I want to read all of it. Can someone post a list of tie in issues? Thanks in advance for all the help.
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    Here's another suggested reading order:

    The Road to Civil War
    All those (except New Warriors) have been collected in one volume call Civil War: The Road To Civil War.

    1. New Warriors: Reality Check — [optional] A six-issue miniseries that features the team as the stars of a reality TV show. It’s them who are involved in the destruction that leads to the civil war.
    2. Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #529
    3. New Avengers: Illuminati (2006)
    4. Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #530
    5. Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #531
    6. Fantastic Four #536 and #537


    The Civil War
    The Civil War event was so huge, a lot of other series were involved. Naturally, you can start with the main series then read the rest. That said, you are probably here for a more developed reading order. So, here it is.

    • Almost everything with The X-Men is pretty much optional here, they stay mostly neutral in the conflict. The Wolverine’s story is more connected to the rest, but it’s still not indispensable.
    • Spider-man is the heart of the story, so it’s important so follow the Amazing Spider-man, the others Spider-man’s series are not important at all.
    • Everything Black Panther is also relatively peripheral and mostly optional.
    • Civil War: Front Line is messy, but it’s mostly complementary to the rest.


    1. Civil War #1
    2. She-Hulk (vol. 2) #8
    3. Wolverine (vol. 3) #42
    4. New Avengers (vol. 4) #21
    5. Amazing Spider-Man (vol.1) #532
    6. Civil War: Front Line #1
    7. Civil War (2006) #2
    8. Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #533
    9. Civil War: Front Line #2
    10. She-Hulk (vol. 2) #9
    11. New Avengers (vol. 4) #22
    12. Thunderbolts (vol. 3) #103
    13. X-Factor (vol. 2) #8-9
    14. The Sensational Spider-Man #28-31
    15. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #11-13
    16. Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1-4
    17. Fantastic Four #538
    18. Black Panther #18
    19. Civil War: Front Line #3
    20. Thunderbolts (vol. 3) #104
    21. Heroes for Hire #1
    22. Cable & Deadpool #30
    23. Civil War: Front Line #4-5
    24. Wolverine (vol. 3) #43-45 — can be read here or a little bit after.
    25. Black Panther #19-20
    26. Civil War #3-4
    27. Civil War: Front Line #6
    28. Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #534
    29. Captain America #22-23
    30. Iron Man (vol. 4) #13
    31. Civil War: Front Line #7
    32. Fantastic Four #539
    33. New Avengers (vol. 4) #23-24
    34. Cable & Deadpool #31-32
    35. Black Panther #21-22
    36. Ms. Marvel (vol. 2) #6-8
    37. Civil War: X-Men #1-4
    38. Heroes for Hire #2-3
    39. Wolverine (vol. 4) #46-47
    40. Civil War: The Return
    41. Iron Man/Captain America: Causalties of War
    42. Civil War: Choosing Sides
    43. Black Panther #23
    44. Captain America #24
    45. Civil War: Front Line #8
    46. Wolverine (vol. 4) #48
    47. Fantastic Four #540
    48. Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #535
    49. Civil War (2006) #5
    50. New Avengers (vol. 4) #25
    51. Punisher War Journal (vol. 2) #1
    52. Fantastic Four #541
    53. Civil War: War Crimes #1
    54. Civil War: Front Line (2006) #9
    55. Moon Knight #7 – #10
    56. Fantastic Four #542
    57. Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #536
    58. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #14-16
    59. Sensational Spider-Man #32-34
    60. Iron Man (vol. 4) #14
    61. Winter Solider: Winter Kills #1
    62. Blade (vol. 3) #5
    63. Punisher War Journal (vol. 2) #2
    64. Amazing Spider-Man #537
    65. Black Panther #24
    66. Civil War #6
    67. Civil War: Front Line #10
    68. Punisher War Journal (vol. 2) #3
    69. Civil War #7
    70. Amazing Spider-Man #538
    71. Civil War: Front Line #11
    72. Black Panther #25


    The post Civil War Marvel Universe

    1. Amazing Spider-Man #539
    2. Civil War: The Initiative #1
    3. Iron Man: Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. #15
    4. Mighty Avengers #1
    5. Captain America #25
    6. Civil War: The Confession #1
    7. Civil War: Fallen Son – The Death of Captain America #1-5
    8. Fantastic Four #543-544
    9. Avengers: The Initiative #1
    10. Penance: Relentless 1-5


    Marvel Civil War Reading Order : TPBs Edition

    1. The Road to Civil War
    2. Civil War
    3. The Amazing Spider-Man: Civil War
    4. Civil War: Front Line vol. 1
    5. Civil War: Front Line vol. 2
    6. Iron Man: Civil War
    7. New Avengers: Civil War
    8. Captain America: Civil War
    9. Wolverine: Civil War
    10. Fantastic Four: Civil War
    11. Civil War: Marvel Universe
    12. Ms. Marvel: Civil War
    13. Civil War: Punisher War Journal
    14. Civil War: Heroes for Hire/Thunderbolts
    15. Civil War: War Crimes
    16. Civil War: X-Men
    17. Civil War: X-Men Universe
    18. Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways
    19. Black Panther: Civil War
    20. Civil War Companion
    21. Civil War: Peter Parker, Spider-Man

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    Thanks for the help guys. It is appreciated.
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    Comic Book Herald has the best one, in my opinion.

    I have a slightly reduced one I usually recommend to people that has about 25 instead of, I don't know, 75 maybe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike_Murdock View Post
    Comic Book Herald has the best one, in my opinion.

    I have a slightly reduced one I usually recommend to people that has about 25 instead of, I don't know, 75 maybe.
    I like your list because it is cut into sub-events. Very nice. But it is missing the aftermath.
    I'm also curious about your shortened list, could you post it ?
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    Amazing Spider-Man 529-530
    Fantastic Four 536-537
    Amazing Spider-Man 531
    Civil War: Opening Shot

    Civil War 1
    She-Hulk 8
    Wolverine 42
    New Avengers 21
    Black Panther 17
    Civil War Front Line 1
    Amazing Spider-Man 532

    Civil War 2
    Amazing Spider-Man 533
    Civil War Front Line 2
    New Avengers 22

    Civil War Front Line 3
    Fantastic Four 538
    Black Panther 18
    Civil War Front Line 4
    Black Panther 19
    Iron Man 13
    Black Panther 20
    Civil War Front Line 5

    Civil War 3
    Civil War 4
    Civil War Front Line 6
    Wolverine 43-45
    Captain America 22-23
    Civil War Front Line 7
    Amazing Spider-Man 534
    Fantastic Four 539
    Black Panther 21-22
    Ms. Marvel 6-8
    New Avengers 23-24
    Iron Man/Captain America: Casualties of War 1
    Wolverine 46-47
    Black Panther 23
    Captain America 24
    Civil War Front Line 8

    Wolverine 48
    Fantastic Four 540
    Amazing Spider-Man 535
    Civil War 5
    Fantastic Four 541
    Civil War War Crimes
    Civil War Front Line 9
    Fantastic Four 542
    Amazing Spider-Man 536
    Iron Man 14

    Amazing Spider-Man 537
    Black Panther 24
    Civil War 6
    New Avengers 25
    Civil War Front Line 10
    Civil War 7
    Black Panther 25

    Amazing Spider-Man 538-539
    Civil War Front Line 11
    Captain America 25
    Civil War The Fallen Son 1-5
    Civil War The Confession 1
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    I became a little obsessed with this reading list a couple of years back. I produced a unified reading list with a huge flowchart that showed visually how things fitted together.

    Unfortunately it is not easy to post. It was on google plus for a while. I can try and turn it into a picture but it might not translate well on here.

    PS
    Here is a link to it on an image host.

    It is entirely based upon the Marvel Comic Guide

    Each list title corresponds with the relevant page on that website, which gives more context for each part of the story and how each one impacts other titles.

    The coloured lines from the Civil War lists to the list on the right hand side are so you can either read anthology titles in individual story order or as a whole issue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JKtheMac View Post
    I became a little obsessed with this reading list a couple of years back. I produced a unified reading list with a huge flowchart that showed visually how things fitted together.

    Unfortunately it is not easy to post. It was on google plus for a while. I can try and turn it into a picture but it might not translate well on here.

    PS
    Here is a link to it on an image host.

    It is entirely based upon the Marvel Comic Guide

    Each list title corresponds with the relevant page on that website, which gives more context for each part of the story and how each one impacts other titles.

    The coloured lines from the Civil War lists to the list on the right hand side are so you can either read anthology titles in individual story order or as a whole issue.
    Very nice. I don't really get your color code, and what the is exactly the center column.
    And If I'd like to read Civil War, but only the main important stuff, is reading Road to Civil War, Civil War and maybe Civil War: Front Line and Civil: Companion enough ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jb681131 View Post
    Very nice. I don't really get your color code, and what the is exactly the center column.
    And If I'd like to read Civil War, but only the main important stuff, is reading Road to Civil War, Civil War and maybe Civil War: Front Line and Civil: Companion enough ?
    Well essentially the colours just link particular stories the individual headers and numbers correspond to the website. The right hand list is the list if you just want the main event with anthologies listed so their latest story corresponds with the timeline.

    If you just want essentials choose a shorter list but use my diagram to read the corresponding pages on the website for the surrounding storylines.

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