Had things gone according to the original plan, this issue would have served as the penultimate chapter of Civil War II, and it also would have been released weeks ago. Neither of those facts does anything to make up for the general sense of malaise surrounding the series. Civil War II isn't living up to its promise, and having such a slow, uneventful chapter this close to the finale only exacerbates the situation.
Civil War #6 mainly concerns itself with the fallout from issue #5 and Ulysses' vision of Spider-Man killing Captain America in the ruins of Washington DC. Naturally, no one among the Avengers is happy to bear witness to such a dark prophecy, least of all Miles himself. To his credit, Brian Bendis does deliver some solid characterization in this issue. There's a great scene early on as Cap comforts the hysterical Miles, proving that Hydra can't stamp out Steve Rogers' fundamental decency and ability to inspire. And there are other memorable moments as Miles continues to react to this awful news and the various Avengers begin to consider the consequences of their recent actions and whether Ulysses' visions are still worth fighting for.
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