I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

Chapter 110 Captain America: My good brother Bucky is still alive? And I've become a wanted criminal?

Of course.

Tony has now flatly rejected all of the military's demands.

He would never hand over something so groundbreaking to those people in the military.

But Tony knew that the military would not let the matter rest.

Now that they seem to be behaving themselves, nobody knows whether they're secretly plotting something else.

So even if in another universe, the military did use some means to steal the armor from Tony.

Tony wasn't surprised.

Tony had made a decision in his heart.

In my own universe, such a thing is impossible!

Whether it's the military or any other related agency or department.

No one, not even one, will be able to take the Iron Man armor from their own hands.

This thing is just his personal item, exclusively belonging to Tony, nothing more!

"Your Majesty?"

"Has even the king of some country put on a bodysuit and made a cameo appearance as a superhero?"

"I thought I was the only one who was neglecting my duties."

When Captain America revealed Black Panther's identity, Playboy immediately showed a look of surprise.

It has to be said that this was truly beyond Tony's expectations.

The king of a country, this is...

Do they really have nothing better to do than govern the country and handle various affairs?

How do you have time to make a cameo appearance as a superhero?

Okay, even from another perspective, the king's identity is so important and sensitive, why doesn't he stay at home and instead goes out to fight criminals? What's he thinking?

This is truly bizarre!

Of course, Tony himself was also an oddball.

One of the world's top super-rich, enjoying a life of luxury that countless people dream of, instead of enjoying life, he became Iron Man.

In some ways, he's comparable to the king in the "Black Panther Bodysuit."

And this black panther is just the beginning.

Next, all sorts of superheroes appeared one after another as if they were free, leaving Tony somewhat dumbfounded.

Black Widow goes without saying; she's an old acquaintance, Tony has known her for a long time, and she's appeared on the big screen many times.

But the appearance of that Spider-Man still caught Tony's eye.

Similar creatures have appeared on the big screen before, like the one who fought Electro, also wearing a spider suit and able to shoot webs.

Although the big screen did not reveal the person's name, it later revealed a "black Spider-Man".

Therefore, it is obvious that the one who fought Electro must also be Spider-Man.

He's just Spider-Man from a different universe.

And what's appearing on the big screen now?

He's definitely Spider-Man now.

Playboy never imagined that there would be a Spider-Man in his own universe.

In addition, there are people from Captain America's side.

Hawkeye Barton and Wanda are self-explanatory, and Tony knows them too.

But the playboy didn't recognize the guy with the goggles and the metal arm.

That was the first time the plot was revealed on the big screen.

Of course, there's also that guy who can change size!

That guy, in particular, attracted Tony's great attention and interest.

Can it be freely enlarged or shrunk?

How was this done?

Is it by relying on one's own abilities, or by using some kind of technological means?

Tony didn't know the specifics, but even for him, this ability was quite novel.

So, is this the civil war mentioned on the big screen?

The two sides are already quite clear: it's a confrontation between Tony Stark's team and Captain America's team.

Both teams deployed five or six superheroes!

Each superhero has their own unique strengths, like the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each displaying their own special abilities, making it dazzling to watch.

It has to be said that this civil war is of a really high standard.

There are quite a few superheroes in this world!

But which one of those hallucinations mentioned in the title is it?

Playboy was quite interested in this powerful figure who could sweep away everyone on Captain America's side.

But he, Rhodey, Black Widow, and Spider-Man are clearly not Vision.

So, if we look at it that way, the guy in the Black Panther uniform was actually Vision?

Is that guy really that good?

Inside that unassuming coffee shop in Manhattan.

Rogers looked completely bewildered.

He had only been reborn for a short time and hadn't even figured out what was going on.

As a result, the big screen displayed this explosive spoiler right in front of him.

It would be strange if Rogers could even understand the situation.

If Rogers could barely analyze and understand the previous spoilers that hinted at a war with Hydra, then...

This spoiler about the civil war left Rogers feeling quite confused.

Does seeing this on the big screen mean that I've joined an organization called the "Avengers"?

Moreover, it is quite obvious that this organization is an organization of superhumans.

None of the dazzling array of people appearing on stage were ordinary.

The key point is that, well, how did I get arrested?

Rogers frowned slightly.

This was utterly absurd to him, even an insult.

Is the big screen saying that Rogers has become a criminal?

After all, the man in the metal suit made it very clear that if Rogers did not surrender, special forces would come to arrest him.

But could Rogers become a criminal?

That's ridiculous.

"Barnes?"

When Tony on the big screen uttered that name, Rogers' heart immediately stirred.

Barnes?

This instantly reminded Rogers of his best friend!

Bucky Barnes!

Bucky was his good friend before he enlisted in the army.

After becoming Captain America, Bucky became his comrade-in-arms, and they went through many battles together.

It's a pity that Rogers couldn't save him in the end, and he lost Bucky forever.

Like Captain Carter, Bucky is also a source of eternal pain for Captain America.

"Wait a moment!"

"That guy...that's..."

"Bucky!"

As he was reminiscing, Rogers' eyes suddenly widened.

Who did he see?

Bucky!

It can't be wrong!

Although his hairstyle had changed, Rogers couldn't possibly mistake that face.

He was 100% certain that it was Bucky's face!

Adding to the "Barnes" that Tony mentioned on the big screen earlier, it's safe to say that the matter is pretty much confirmed.

That long-haired guy is indeed Bucky!

But... Bucky is clearly dead!

Rogers remembered it clearly: Bucky fell off the cliff and there was absolutely no chance of him surviving.

So what exactly does "big screen" mean?

Why would he let himself see Bucky, who was already dead?

What is it trying to tell itself?

Bucky didn't die?

Rogers was initially skeptical of the conclusion, but soon found himself speechless.

Isn't he himself a living example?

Isn't it just that everyone thought he died seventy years ago, but he actually lived to see seventy years later?

If Rogers has this possibility, then why doesn't Bucky have it?

Thinking about this, Rogers couldn't help but get excited.

If Bucky is really still alive, that would be fantastic news!

Wakanda.

"Black Panther!"

"Brother, that's a black panther!"

T'Challa and his sister Suri were once again captivated by the spoiler in front of them.

This is the second time the big screen has revealed something related to Namor since the last time.

"That's right, that's a black panther."

T'Challa nodded. "But Black Panther won't get involved in that kind of thing."

Wakanda is a closed country.

It's not just a simple isolation; it's practically cut off from the world.

The entire country was covered by a protective shield, completely concealing Wakanda's existence from the map.

The Wakanda that the world knows is merely a carefully crafted persona created by Wakanda.

Such a "low-key" country is unique, except for Wakanda.

So why would a country like Wakanda get involved in international affairs so easily?

That is completely contrary to Wakanda's policies.

"Unless absolutely necessary."

Su Rui added from the side.

T'Challa nodded, indicating his strong agreement.

So T'Challa didn't say anything more and refocused his attention on the big screen.

Soon, his brows furrowed deeply.

"Your Majesty?"

"What does this mean?"

The black panther on the big screen is clearly T'Challa!

Firstly, his father, Tchaka, was too old to fight anymore.

Therefore, T'Challa had already taken over the position of Black Panther.

Secondly, judging from the voice of the black panther on the big screen, it was clearly T'Challa.

There's really no doubt about that.

The problem is, the current king of Wakanda is still his own father, T'Chaka.

So does that mean the events revealed on the big screen took place after his father abdicated?

Even so, why would I side with Iron Man and become an enemy of Captain America?

Inside an ordinary residence in New York.

"Ant-Man suit?"

Hank Pym was caught off guard by Ant-Man's dazzling appearance.

Like the other "chosen ones," Hank had actually seen this large screen in front of him for quite some time.

The same applies to Hank's daughter, Hope.

Even Hank, one of the top scientists in the Marvel universe, couldn't figure out what was going on with that giant screen.

Therefore, Hank Hope and his daughter dared not ignore any spoilers shown on the big screen.

However, the various spoilers on the big screen have never really affected Hank, so he hasn't paid much attention to them.

But now?

Ant-Man suit!

Hank then sat up slightly.

How did my battle suit, which had been "retired" for so long, suddenly "come back into the game"?

And Lang?

Who is this guy?

Why is he wearing his own battle suit?

Hank frowned slightly; he had never heard of this name before.

Could it be that...?

However, Hank quickly realized what was going on.

Could it be that this Lang is the person I have been searching for and finally chosen?

That should be how it looks.

Hank felt it must be right.

After being ousted from the corporation he founded by his student Darren, Hank has been trying to get his Hornet suit back from Darren.

He even had his daughter Hope act as an undercover agent, infiltrating Darren's group.

But there has been no progress all this time.

Left with no other choice, Hank had to change his strategy.

He plans to find a suitable "partner," put on the Ant-Man suit, and steal the Wasp suit.

So, is this Lang the person you chose?

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Hank immediately became interested in this person.

Unfortunately, the big screen only revealed this name, which was unclear whether it was a surname or a given name.

It's not easy to investigate now.

Here I have to mention something.

Scott Lang is currently working at his company and has not been arrested for modifying company code.

Therefore, Hank didn't notice Scott, let alone realize who he was just because of the word "Lang".

Even so, judging from the big screen, my plan should have been successful, right?

I can't say whether the Hornets' suit has been found or not, but judging from Lang's appearance, he seems to have been trained quite well.

……

Tobey's Spider-Man World.

"Another Spider-Man."

"This is the third Spider-Man."

Spider-Man's eyes sparkled; his attention was instantly drawn to the Spider-Man who landed with such style.

This is the third Spider-Man, following the Spider-Man who fought Electro and the Black Spider-Man.

Add him to the mix, wow, four Spider-Men!

In his own world, it was impossible for so many Spider-Men to exist.

Even the theories about imitators that were previously speculated on, Spider-Man had long since come to realize that they were unreasonable.

Moreover, in the spoilers for the last Batman vs. Iron Man fight, the big screen practically "officially confirmed" the existence of the multiverse.

Then there's no doubt about it anymore.

This Spider-Man must be from another universe!

The thought that so many Spider-Men exist in the multiverse makes Spider-Man feel a little excited.

This is a very interesting thing.

Following this logic, since there are already three Spider-Men, there must be more than just them in the multiverse, right?

There must be other Spider-Men, right?

I wonder what those Spider-Men look like?

Spider-Man has indeed developed a strong interest in his various "variants".

How exciting would it be if I could meet Spider-Men from other universes someday?

But Spider-Man also knew that this was all just wishful thinking and completely impossible.

However, one thing is certain.

Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, all sorts of aliens, and so on—none of those guys are from their own world.

This is a good thing!

(End of this chapter)