Maybe Civil War III will be what ends the Outlawed status quo? Mayor Fisk (in Daredevil) wants the "under 21" part to be changed - effectively making it a repeat of Civil War 1 where all unregistered vigilantes were banned. We don't know yet what the next event is after King in Black.
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I could see it happening but that raises two questions to ponder about. After the mediocre event of Civil War II do you think readers are willing to give a potential CWIII an actual chance no matter the creative team behind it? (most Likely Eve Ewing and an different top artist.) Or are we just too burnt out on hero versus hero / hero versus government to want to see it again?
Also two more reviews are now up
https://graphicpolicy.com/2020/10/05...w-champions-1/
https://weirdsciencemarvelcomics.com...ions-1-review/
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"Heroes vs. heroes," yes, but considering how thoroughly corrupt the U.S. government (at least) in-universe has been for years/decades, especially in its attempts to subjugate and/or flat-out eliminate superpowered heroes/vigilantes, I would say we've been overdue for a "heroes vs. government" story. The question by now is why anyone would still think any of these people are acting in good faith anymore and not just trying to stifle what they see as a threat to their own interests, especially given Ms. Marvel calling out the hypocrisy of them claiming they're doing it "to protect the children" even though their own actions in so many other areas have done more to destroy those children's current and future quality of life.
The spider is always on the hunt.
I kind of get the feeling that what's happening in Champions and Daredevil will be self-contained and resolved within its own books, not really leading to any massive crossover event. I just feel like it's too much to try to do another Civil War-like event. I find it weird enough that Marvel greenlit this new story for Daredevil when they're ALREADY doing something similar in Champions. I don't think we need a third book about the same subject.
The Daredevil story is actually directly connected to Outlawed. Kamala's Law is mentioned, and Fisk wants to extend it to all vigilantes. Of course, he only has jurisdiction over New York.
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The traitor... it's Viv! Bombshell and Wasp have joined Snowguard and Locust in captivity.
Champions #1 is set before Ms. Marvel #14
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Because Kamala is still in hospital in Champions but back at school in her own book.
And I think Miles's current arc is set between the two.
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Because a previous issue of Miles Morales mentioned Kamala being in hospital.
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Just read it. First of all this NEEDS to be an ongoing for me, I love what Eve is doing and Simone's art as always is beautiful with the coloring to match.
Second as for Viv, I wouldn't be surprised if it's one part guilt, and one part brainwashing. She may be experiencing the same kind of felling's Speedball/Justice went through after the Stamford tragedy that kicked of Civil War. Seeing as even CRADLE doesn't even know who's tipping them off my first guess was that she's working alone. But then I remember the WIP drawing Simone was working on and posted on Instagram before the hiatus. There's a panel or two of a creepy teen girl with no eyebrows that I believe Eve and him are setting up to be a new villain for the team. Wouldn't be surprised if she's manipulating or controlling Viv into betraying her friends.
"The Marvel EIC Chair has a certain curse that goes along with it: it tends to drive people insane, and ultimately, out of the business altogether. It is the notorious last stop for many staffers, as once you've sat in The Big Chair, your pariah status is usually locked in." Christopher Priest