Special - Civil War 7

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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 2 March 2007

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Marvel's biggest event of 2006 is finally over. Civil War color artist Morry Hollowell joins us to discuss the outcome and where the story will take the Marvel Universe in the coming years.

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geekspe. I'm Brian Deamer.
0:29.9	I'm Matt.
0:30.5	I'm Shane Kelly.
0:31.4	And I'm Jamie D.
0:34.7	And it's finally here, the end of Civil War
0:38.8	the main series
0:42.1	yeah the mini series well for me it's the end of civil war
0:45.8	and for me as well
0:49.7	um
0:51.6	so
0:52.9	gut reaction to this issue i felt a sense of closure not everything settled with me too well
1:00.5	but i felt at the end of the story a sense of closure well yeah i agree with that they they
1:06.3	you know they definitely wrapped it up although i felt it was rushed and I thought it should have probably been eight issues.
1:13.8	I'll agree with that.
1:14.7	I think for me, for me it was a little anticlimactic, but it definitely wrapped everything up.
1:20.5	I mean, I'm not disappointed that it felt complete.
1:23.2	Just when I got to the end, it was a little anticlimactic for me.
1:28.1	Honestly, I thought it was a perfect ending to the series.
1:31.6	I thought it was the only way they could do it
1:34.7	and not come away with it feeling, I don't know.
1:40.0	At least for me, cheated.
1:42.3	They painted themselves into a corner with the way they did it.
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