The Stamford incident impacted us all. Just because we choose not to register, that doesn't mean we don't understand what happened.

-- Typeface

Appearing in "Embedded, Part Three"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Ben Urich
• Sally Floyd

Supporting Characters:

• Solo
• Typeface
• Battlestar
• Masked Rose
• Reed Richards
• Geoff Creswel

Villains:

• 
  

Other Characters:

• Thunderclap
• Bantam (Death)

Locations:

• New York City, NY
  • Baxter Building, Manhattan

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

• A Gas Truck
  
  

Synopsis for "Embedded, Part Three"Edit

Journalist Sally Floyd meets with a group of underground heroes to document their reasons for not registering. They speak for their freedom, their privacy and their regret of being blamed for the mistakes of others.

At the Baxter Building, Ben Urich interviews Reed Richards, who shows him his projections for costumed vigilante troubles, that they will increase rapidly if nothing is done. Urich suggests that he can be wrong; that it is hard to calculate results from public opinion.

Later in the streets, Sally runs into photographer and colleague Geoffy Creswell in a crowd watching a brawl between Thunderclap and Bantam, who is calling Thunderclap out for not registering. In a rash move, Thunderclap "claps" him into a tank of flammable gas, which explodes and Bantam is killed. The journalists watch on in terror; Thunderclap walks away in shame.

Appearing in "The Accused, Part Three"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Robbie Baldwin

Supporting Characters:

• She-Hulk
• Hickey (First appearance)

Villains:

• Toomy

Other Characters:

• Prison Guards
• Agent Marshall (Mentioned)

Locations:

• Robbie's Prison

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

• 
  
  
  

Synopsis for "The Accused, Part Three"Edit

Suffering violent abuse from the other inmates, the now-powerless Robert Baldwin meets with his lawyer, Jennifer Walters who has since registration decided to go to work in She-Hulk form. She is working on moving him from there, but he feels that signing to anything means admitting he committed a crime in the first place. To the world he is seen as if he's the sole cause of the Stamford accident and thus a mass murderer - even the prison staff want a piece of him. Luckily his cell mate "Hickey" seems unresponsive to the world, and doesn't threaten him. Jennifer encourages Robert that he has the power to change his situation - he's given a legal compromise that he'll be sentenced only to community service if he will register and work with the government to track other unregistered combatants. He says he'll sign the day hell freezes over.

Appearing in "Sleeper Cell, Part One"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Detective Keith Dixon
• Detective Donna Altieri

Supporting Characters:

• Karen Mason
• Maria Atlantis (Death)

Villains:

• Joe Atlantis (Death)

Other Characters:

• 
  

Locations:

• Joe's Marine Mania

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

• Police Cars
• Ambulances
• Fire Trucks
  
  

Synopsis for "Sleeper Cell, Part One"Edit

Several Atlantean soldiers were sent to live on the surface world and to pose of an immigrant to the US, until his orders came through to act. Joe was a sleeper agent who was modified to breathe air and live on the surface. His skin was altered to become Caucasian and he had a new personality and memories imprinted in his brain, as he had knowledge of his true origin.

Joe lived a very simple life with his wife Maria. The couple owned a shop called Joe's Marine Marina, a shop that specializing in fish. His background remained a mystery to both his wife and his friends, but they were impressed by his knowledge of fish and other sea life.

One knight after they served a customer called Karen Mason, the elderly coupled did what they did most nights, and they shut up the shop and went upstairs to watch Television. That night though Maria was shocked when Joe just gets up and walks away without saying a word. He was reacting to a strange noise coming from a nearby fish bowl. He then resumes his true Atlantean form and his memories return. Norman Osborn was looking for these sleeper agents and tries to draw Joe out by blowing up the building, but kills his wife Maria instead.

Joe escapes from the building by donning a fireman’s uniform and hides in the stores wreckage. He hears two nearby detectives, Keith Dixon and Donna Altieri discussing the incident and how it happened. Wonderman was assigned the job of hunting down the escaped sleeper agent.

Joe hid in a nearby river, and the made his way to the meet point at a warehouse where the other agents would meet. By unbeknownst to Joe, Wonderman followed him. All the sleeper agents were killed when Norman ordered the building to be blown up, which knocked Wonderman unconscious. Keith Dixon and Donna Altieri were assigned to investigate the incident.

Appearing in "Futility"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Soldiers
• Policemen
• Fire Fighters

Supporting Characters:

• Bantam (Cameo)

Villains:

• 
  

Other Characters:

• Captain America (Cameo)

Locations:

• France (Only in flashback)
• New York City

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

• A Gas Truck
  
  

Synopsis for "Futility"Edit

• Synopsis not yet written.

NotesEdit

• No special notes.
  

TriviaEdit

• No trivia.

See AlsoEdit

• Write your own review of this comic!
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• Cover gallery for the Civil War: Front Line series
• Images from Civil War: Front Line Vol 1 3

Recommended ReadingEdit

• None.

Links and ReferencesEdit

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