Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War is already shaping up to be so much more than just a Captain America movie. With an expansive cast, some are already referring to it asAvengers 2.5, and it looks like that collection of notable superheroes may get even bigger before the end.
We know that Captain America, obviously, appears, as do returning players Iron Man, Black Widow, and Hawkeye, so don’t expect any of them to die in Avengers: Age of Ultronin May. New Marvel Cinematic Universe addition Black Panther is also slated to show up. But according to this latest rumor, these already substantial ranks are swelling even more. If true, we can expect to also see Hulk, Thor, War Machine, Scarlet Witch, Wasp, and — perhaps most exciting for many — a 14-year-old Peter Parker, better known by his alter ego, Spider-Man, get in on the action.
If this does pan out, this means that Marvel is seriously ramping up the Civil War storyline. In the comics, the arc deals with the Superhero Registration Act, which requires all superheroes to identify themselves and submit to new government regulation and oversight. You can imagine how this rankles some of these notoriously secretive individuals, and this splits the community into two diametrically opposed factions: the pro-Government side, led by Tony Stark and Iron Man, while Cap’s side opposes this new law. It basically rips the Avengers apart, and we’ve already seen traces of the mounting tension in the build up to Age of Ultron.
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