Marvel's Captain America: Civil War: The Art of the Movie
A Comics, Art, Nonfiction book. After being disappointed with the Art of Marvels Ant-Man, I thought perhaps the...
Picking up where the blockbuster hit Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron left off, Marvel's Captain America: Civil War sees Steve Rogers leading the new team of Avengers in their continued efforts to safeguard humanity. After another international incident involving the Avengers results in collateral damage, political pressure mounts to install a system of accountability: A governing body will now determine when to enlist the team's services. The new status quo fractures the Avengers -leaving the world exposed to a nefarious plot from a new, shadowy player. Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. return as Captain America and Iron Man, two heroes with the same goal -to protect the world -but with very different methods. Get the inside details in this new collectible volume! Filled with exclusive concept art, production stills, and commentary from cast and crew -including returning directors Anthony and Joe Russo, and producer Kevin Feige -this collection is a prize for any fan. Go behind...
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- Pages: 272 pages
- ISBN: 9780785198185 / 0
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After being disappointed with the Art of Marvels Ant-Man, I thought perhaps the Marvel art books were becoming redundant. How many ways can you present concept art and still keep it interesting? After receiving The Art of Civil War, I realized the underlying material is essential. While Ant-man was a fun film, his origin and world were... I love the smell of a brand new art book. Some interesting stuff in here but this art book doesn't seem to be as comprehensive as The Winter Soldier art book. Probably because Marvel continuously tries to cover up the fact that this movie originally wasn't Civil War and the fact that spidey got chucked in last minute. (*siiiiighhhhhh*)A... This is a pretty good, but just short of great, entry into the Marvel "Art of the Movie" series.The main thing which holds it back from 5 star excellence for me is the use of double-page spreads. I really hate those in art books, because you lose so much in the valley. (I didn't buy the Doctor Strange one for that very reason.) Sometimes...
