Spider-Man will play a part in there somehow, and if the movie follows the comic at all, there will be some defectors by the film's end, but for the purposes of this battle, the teams are set. Meanwhile, Tony has them sizably outgunned with Black Widow, Black Panther, War Machine, and some other unconfirmed heroes (looking at you, Vision). However, the film's biggest mystery: Why wasn't it just called Avengers: Civil War? Geez, Feige.As we reported back in August, Cap is backed by Ant-Man, Falcon, Scarlet Witch, Hawkeye, and of course, The Winter Soldier. We do get the introduction of Black Panther, though, and William Hurt's return proves at least one thing was salvageable from The Incredible Hulk (2008). Cap collapses a building on a child (granted, that child is Spider-Man, but still). This is the one in which everyone fights each other at an airport. Each day leading up to the premiere of Endgame, we’ll revisit a different movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, discussing the plot, calling out the best scenes and dialogue, and, most importantly, tracking all the connections and what they mean for Endgame.Ģ2 Days of Marvel is also the perfect way for you to get to know your friendly neighborhood SYFY WIRE staff, as the podcast will feature an ever-rotating roster of our writers, editors, on-air personalities, and maybe even our own personal go-to A.I.Īnd with that, welcome to Day 13! We're discussing Captain America: Civil War (2016), aka Even More Fussing Over Bucky.
Starting April 5, SYFY WIRE is celebrating the release of Avengers: Endgame with a new limited-series podcast: 22 Days of Marvel.
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