there are six marvel civil war comics.
there are six marvel civil war comics.
how many marvel civil war comics are there?
six
bullet::::- "avengers: the children's crusade", marvel comics, 2010-2011 (9 issues)









































bullet::::- "1602", marvel comics, 2003 (8 issues)









































bullet::::- "civil war", marvel comics, 2006-2007 (7 issues)









































bullet::::- "", marvel comics, 2007 (7 issues)









































bullet::::- "", marvel comics, 1986-1987 (8 issues)









































bullet::::- "house of m", marvel comics, 2005 (8 issues)









































bullet::::- "secret invasion", marvel comics, 2008 (8 issues)









































bullet::::- "secret wars ii", marvel comics, 1985-1986 (9 issues)









































bullet::::- "spider-man team-up", marvel comics, 1995-97 (7 issues)









































bullet::::- "the marvels project", marvel comics, 2009-2010 (8 issues)









































section::::seven (7) to nine (9) issues.:published by marvel comics.:ultimate imprint.









































bullet::::- "ultimate six", marvel comics, 2003-2004 (7 issues)
list of limited series
in the post-world war ii era, comic books devoted solely to war stories began appearing, and gained popularity the united states and canada through the 1950s and even during the vietnam war. the titles tended to concentrate on us military depictions, generally in world war ii, the korean war or the vietnam war. most publishers produced anthologies; industry giant dc comics' war comics included such long-running titles as "all-american men of war", "our army at war", "our fighting forces", and "star spangled war stories". another prolific publisher of war comics was charlton comics, which produced a wide variety of titles beginning in the 1950s, such as "battlefield action", "fightin' army", and "fightin' marines". quality also began publishing "g.i. combat" during this era. marvel comics also produced war titles, notably "sgt. fury and his howling commandos".
war comics