Captain America: Civil War: The Junior Novel is a book based on the film of the same name. A deluxe version was released the same day, which includes a bonus poster.
Synopsis[]
Marvel's Captain America: Civil War pits hero against hero! Captain America and Iron Man lead two teams of heroes in a clash that will change the course of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Following the record-breaking success of Marvel's Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the First Avenger will jump into his next big screen solo adventure on May 6, 2016 in Marvel's Captain America: Civil War! Inspired by a classic Marvel comics storyline, the third cinematic Captain America adventure will put Cap against his fellow Avenger, Iron Man. Chris Evans will reprise his role as Captain America, joined by Robert Downey, Jr. as Iron Man and Chadwick Boseman (42, Get On Up) as the Black Panther, a character who will make his big screen debut in the film.
Marvel's Captain America: Civil War will be directed by Anthony and Joe Russo (Marvel's Captain America: The Winter Soldier) and produced by Kevin Feige.[1]
Plot[]
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Appearances[]
Characters[]
- Steve Rogers/Captain America
- Tony Stark/Iron Man
- Loki
- Thor
- Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
- Clint Barton/Hawkeye
- Bruce Banner/Hulk
- Ultron
- Wanda Maximoff
- Vision
- James Rhodes/War Machine
- Sam Wilson/Falcon
- Brock Rumlow/Crossbones
- MIT Liaison
- Miriam Sharpe
- Thaddeus Ross
- T'Challa/Black Panther
- T'Chaka
- Sharon Carter
- Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier
- Everett Ross
- Pietro Maximoff/Quicksilver (mentioned)
- Olek Maximoff (mentioned)
- Iryna Maximoff (mentioned)
- Wolfgang von Strucker/Baron Strucker (mentioned)
- Maria Stark (hologram)
- Howard Stark (hologram)
- Abe Klein (mentioned)
- Damian Sharpe (mentioned)
- Matthew Ellis (mentioned)
- Roberta Rhodes (mentioned)
- Jeanette Rhodes (mentioned)
- Johann Schmidt/Red Skull (mentioned)
- Arnim Zola (mentioned)
Locations[]
- Earth
- United States
- South Africa, Johannesburg
- Sokovia
- Nigeria, Lagos
- Vienna, Austria
- Bucharest, Romania
- Berlin, Germany
- Russia (mentioned)
- Red Room Academy (mentioned)
- Wakanda (mentioned)
- Asgard (mentioned)
Events[]
- Chitauri Invasion
- HYDRA Uprising
- Ultron Offensive
- Attack in Lagos
- Bombing of the Vienna International Centre
- Avengers Civil War
- Chase of Captain America (mentioned)
- Assassination of Howard and Maria Stark (mentioned)
- Bruce Banner Manhunt (mentioned)
- World War II (mentioned)
Items[]
- Captain America's Uniform
- Vibranium
- Iron Man Armors
- Arc Reactor
- War Machine Armors
- War Machine Armor: Mark II (mentioned)
- EXO-7 Falcon
- Redwing
- Crossbones' Battlefield Suit
- B.A.R.F.
- Sokovia Accords
- Winter Soldier's Prosthetic Arm
- Mind Stone
- Scepter (mentioned)
Vehicles[]
Sentient Species[]
Organizations[]
- Avengers
- S.H.I.E.L.D.
- HYDRA
- Institute for Infectious Diseases
- Lagos State Police Command
- United Nations
- GSG 9
- United States Marine Corps (mentioned)
- United States Air Force (indirectly mentioned)
- Stark Industries (mentioned)
- Howard and Maria Stark Foundation (mentioned)
- World Security Council (mentioned)
- Red Room (mentioned)
- Black Widows (mentioned)
- Howling Commandos (mentioned)
Mentioned[]
Behind the Scenes[]
Continuity[]
Captain America: Civil War: The Junior Novel is an adaptation of the film that contradicts it in some major ways. An example of this is Tony Stark's B.A.R.F. presentation, which features an exchange Tony Stark, Maria Stark, and Howard Stark that is almost entirely different to the one presented in the film. Another contradiction is that Charlie Spencer is named Damian Sharpe. As the novel contains elements that substantially alter or contradict the canon of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it holds a non-canon status per our canon policy.
