The avengers civil war

Marvel civil war comic book teams list

For the creators of the saga the choice of Captain America was obvious, who else with a trajectory that proclaims the fight for freedom and civil rights. Looking for someone who could oppose, the same people in charge of Civil War came to the conclusion that outside Tony Stark, in the entire Marvel Universe there was no one else with the popularity and moral authority to oppose Captain America.

Some aspects of the Civil War comic are akin to American political thought, such as creating a prison for dangerous prisoners outside their own soil, and because this prison is extraterritorial, the detainees lose the rights that the American nation gives them, be it the Negative Zone or Guantanamo.

For the creators of the saga the choice of Captain America was obvious, who else with a trajectory that proclaims the fight for freedom and civil rights. Looking for someone who could oppose him, the same people in charge of Civil War came to the conclusion that apart from Tony Stark, there was no one else in the entire Marvel Universe with the popularity and moral authority to oppose Captain America.

Captain america: civil war teams

The Avengers Civil War was a brief conflict between two factions of the Avengers (led by Anthony Stark and Steven Rogers) based on their differing opinions towards the Sokovia Accords.

Although initially a political discussion, the conflict soon turned violent through the secret manipulations of Helmut Zemo, who sought to bring ruin to the Avengers in revenge for the death of his family at the Battle of Sokovia.

Several months after the Chitauri Invasion, the World Security Council worked with S.H.I.E.L.D. Director Nick Fury to create Project Insight, an operation that would prevent future threats to international security. Unbeknownst to all, HYDRA, who had been incorporated into the organization after World War II, sought to use Project Insight to achieve its goals and establish a new world order.

Despite panic among the masses over the fact that there was no one who could protect them, a new S.H.I.E.L.D. emerged under the leadership of Phillip Coulson and worked in secret to defeat HYDRA.[4][5][6] The new S.H.I.E.L.D. was created in the midst of the war.

Captain america: civil war

Avengers Civil War was a brief conflict between two factions of the Avengers (led by Anthony Stark and Steven Rogers) based on their differing opinions towards the Sokovia Accords.

Although initially a political discussion, the conflict soon turned violent through the secret manipulations of Helmut Zemo, who sought to bring ruin to the Avengers in revenge for the death of his family at the Battle of Sokovia.

Several months after the Chitauri Invasion, the World Security Council worked with S.H.I.E.L.D. Director Nick Fury to create Project Insight, an operation that would prevent future threats to international security. Unbeknownst to all, HYDRA, who had been incorporated into the organization after World War II, sought to use Project Insight to achieve its goals and establish a new world order.

Despite panic among the masses over the fact that there was no one who could protect them, a new S.H.I.E.L.D. emerged under the leadership of Phillip Coulson and worked in secret to defeat HYDRA.[4][5][6] The new S.H.I.E.L.D. was formed in the midst of the war.

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El desarrollo de Civil War comenzó a finales de 2013, cuando Markus y McFeely empezaron a escribir el guion, que toma prestados conceptos del argumento del cómic de 2006 “Civil War”, al tiempo que se centra en elementos de la historia y los personajes de las anteriores películas del Capitán América para concluir la trilogía. Tras las reacciones positivas a El soldado de invierno, los hermanos Russo volvieron a dirigir a principios de 2014. El título y la premisa de la película se revelaron en octubre de 2014, junto con la participación de Downey como Stark; otros miembros del reparto se unieron en los meses siguientes. La fotografía principal comenzó en abril de 2015 en los estudios Pinewood Atlanta, en el condado de Fayette (Georgia), y continuó en el área metropolitana de Atlanta antes de concluir en Alemania en agosto de 2015, siendo la película la primera en utilizar las cámaras digitales 2D de IMAX (para la secuencia de lucha en el aeropuerto central de la película). Los efectos visuales fueron proporcionados por casi 20 estudios diferentes.

Capitán América: Civil War tuvo su estreno mundial en Los Ángeles el 12 de abril de 2016, y se estrenó en Estados Unidos el 6 de mayo, como la primera película de la Fase Tres del MCU. La película fue un éxito comercial recaudando más de 1.100 millones de dólares en todo el mundo, y recibió críticas positivas, incluyendo elogios por las interpretaciones (especialmente Evans y Downey), las secuencias de acción y los temas. Se convirtió en la película más taquillera de 2016 y en la duodécima más taquillera de todos los tiempos. Está en desarrollo una cuarta película del Capitán América, que actuará como continuación de la serie de Marvel Studios+ El Halcón y el Soldado de Invierno (2021), siguiendo al Sam Wilson de Mackie como Capitán América.

Eduardo José Cazorla