Wilson Fisk, the incarcerated ex-Kingpin of Crime, has a deal to propose to Iron Man: He'll use his underworld connections to help track down Captain America and his anti-Registration underground in exchange for consideration on his sentence. But can the Kingpin be trusted, or is he playing a deeper game? And how are the criminals of the Marvel Universe being forced to change the way they do business as a result of Civil War? Plus: Delve deeper in the Marvel Universe underworld in writer Frank Tieri's gritty prequel to Civil War: War Crimes! Career criminal Jackie Dio is fresh out of the Cage and looking for trouble. When he tracks down some of his old crime contacts, he discovers a lot has changed in the New York underworld - and finds more trouble than he bargained for. If he's going to have a shot at surviving, he may have to get acquainted with the shadowy figure known only as "The Consultant" - that is, if he even exists. Collects Civil War: War Crimes and Underworld #1-5
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Nothing special,
By N. Durham "Big Evil" (Philadelphia, PA) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (TOP 500 REVIEWER) (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Civil War: War Crimes (Comic)
With the heroes in the Marvel universe at each other's throats, what are the villains up to? Civil War: War Crimes finds the incarcerated Wilson Fisk, AKA the Kingpin, attempting to cut a deal with pro-registration leader Tony "Iron Man" Stark. The deal could set Fisk free if he is successful in locating Captain America and his rebel followers, that is, if Tony plays his game. The rest of this TPB isn't even half as interesting though, as we get a look at the crime underworld in the Marvel universe as the Civil War rages on. Writer Frank Tieri attempts to put as much grit as he can into the proceedings here, and it doesn't always work for the better. Not to mention that there are some non-sensical plot holes peppered throughout the TPB that don't even make sense when reading any of the other Civil War tie-ins or even the main storyline itself. There's some solid artwork to be found in War Crimes, but the majority of it isn't anything special. All in all, War Crimes isn't bad, but it's not an essential pick up for hardcore fanboys either.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
To Complete The Collection Only,
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This review is from: Civil War: War Crimes (Comic)
First off I love Marvel comics and I for sure love the civil war series. That is why I was somewhat surprised that War Crimes well, left me feeling "meh". The stories didn't really intrigue me, and I didn't really like any of the character's either. Like the title says, you should only get this if you want to have the complete series, like every comic book geek should.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't bother,
By Drakey (Washington, USA) - See all my reviews
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This is the worst comic I have ever read. It is nothing but gunshots and swear words. It is a vomit of undigested cliches.
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