instal the new version for android Captain America: Civil War

When a clone of Thor attacks unprovoked, Iron Man saves Goliath, and the heroes all unite to take down the mad android. Realizing that Iron Man needs him to ensure they're doing the right thing, Steve agrees to negotiate with his friend. In 'What If Iron Man Lost the Civil War,' by Christos Gage and Harvey Tolibao, Tony takes an extra moment to explain just why he needs Captain America on his side. If the MCU's Captain America and Iron Man were able to follow suit in this imagined version of the same event, it would certainly redeem their failings from the on-screen Civil War, making their theorized return in Avengers: Secret Wars even more dynamic and exciting.While this is much worse than the original Civil War, another scenario shows how much better things could have been. While neither hero was fully blameless, Captain America and Iron Man immediately put aside their differences to take on the bigger threat, save their piece of Battleworld, and end the war in the process. Interestingly enough, it was discovered at the end of 2015's Civil War tie-in series that Skrulls had been manipulating the Blue and Iron to continue fighting without end since the beginning. While Steve and Tony would eventually join forces once more, it was only after half of all life was erased by Thanos. In the MCU, Civil War fractured the Avengers right before the events of Avengers: Infinity War, a division that didn't allow them to respond as best they could in the face of Thanos' invasion where he claimed the final Infinity Stones.

While the concept of using an extended Civil War to bring back Rogers and Stark is exciting, the most compelling part would be the chance for a do-over, allowing both heroes to get the ending right this time.

Instal the new version for android Captain America: Civil War