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Civil War II: Kingpin #1
An Inhuman with the ability to predict the future has helped the heroes of the Marvel Universe clamp down on crime before it can even happen. While this thwarts most criminals, one man has found a way to keep doing what he does best. Wilson Fisk has managed to stay one step ahead of the good guys and his crime enterprise is BOOMING. But what's his secret?! Rising stars Matthew Rosenberg (We Can Never Go Home) and Ricardo Lopez Ortiz (Wolf) present a gritty, street-level view of CIVIL WAR II starring the Kingpin in a world without crime!
Characters: Black Cat, Boomerang, Bushwacker, Captain America, Carol Danvers, Falcon, Fancy Dan, Grotto, Hammerhead, Hawkeye, Inferno (Inhuman), Iron Man, Janus Jardeesh, Jigsaw, Kangaroo, Kingpin, Lady Bullseye, Madame Masque, Man-Mountain Marko, Medusa, Mister Fear (Fagan), Monica Rambeau, Montana, Night Thrasher, Owl, Ox, Shocker, Turk, Vision
Creative roster
Aaron Kuder (Cover)
Alan Fine (Executive Producer)
Axel Alonso (Editor In Chief)
Charles Beacham (Assistant Editor)
Dalibor Talajić (Penciller)
Dan Buckley (Publisher)
Esad Ribić (Cover)
Israel Silva (Cover)
Jackson Butch Guice (Cover)
Jamie McKelvie (Cover)
Joe Quesada (Chief Creative Officer)
José Marzán Jr. (Inker)
Mat Lopes (Colorist)
Matthew Rosenberg (Writer)
Matthew Wilson (Cover)
Miroslav Mrva (Colorist)
Ricardo López Ortiz (Artist)
Skottie Young (Cover)
Tom Brevoort (Executive Editor)
Travis Lanham (Letterer)
Wil Moss (Editor)
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