Complete story — includes the ending
In the first part of this story, Iron Man confesses to the body of Captain America that he knew the war was coming and knew what side they would both be on. He eventually comes to the conclusion that if the war meant the death of Steve Rogers, it wasn't worth it.
In the second part of the story, Iron Man confronts Captain America soon after the latter's capture at the end of. Captain America tells Iron Man that while both were fighting for what they believed, Iron Man sold out and worked with people they had both fought against in order to win. He concludes by asking Iron Man if the entire war was worth it.
In the second part of the story, Iron Man confronts Captain America soon after the latter's capture at the end of. Captain America tells Iron Man that while both were fighting for what they believed, Iron Man sold out and worked with people they had both fought against in order to win. He concludes by asking Iron Man if the entire war was worth it.
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Source and revision history ↗ · Adapted from Marvel Database contributors, Civil War: The Confession Vol 1 1. Illustrations and reference markup removed; synopsis paragraphs combined. · Content license