Posted by Trey Aegis (Trey Rollins) appeared in X-Factor #9 (Civil War crossover). He is anti-Registration. Dagger (Tandy Bowen) has been very visible, last seen in Civil War #4. She is anti-Registration. Darkhawk (Christopher Powell) hasn't been seen in continuity since Runaways II #6. He MAY be pro-registration (as assumed by Tony Stark in "Civil War Files"). Debrii (Deborah Fields) appeared in She-Hulk #8 (Civil War crossover). Her stance is unknown. Firestar (Angelica Jones) appeared in Civil War Front Line #2. She is anti-Registration, but has retired. Hindsight (Carlton LaFroyge) appeared in She-Hulk #8 (Civil War crossover). His stance is unknown. Kymaera (Namorita Prentiss) was killed in Civil War #1. Night Thrasher (Dwayne Michael Taylor) was killed in Civil War #1. Rage (Elvin Haliday) appeared in She-Hulk #8 and Amazing Spider-Man #534 (both Civil War crossovers). He is anti-Registration, and has joined Captain America's "Secret Avengers." Silhouette (Silhouette Chord) appears in Civil War #4. She is anti-Registration, and has joined Captain America's "Secret Avengers." Slapstick (Steve Harmon), who is assumed by the public (and, apparently, by Tony Stark) to have been a member of the New Warriors, appeared in She-Hulk #8 (Civil War crossover). His stance is unknown. Ultra Girl (Susie Sherman), who is assumed by the public (and, apparently, by Tony Stark) to have been a member of the New Warriors, appeared in She-Hulk #8 (Civil War crossover). Her stance is unknown. Speedball (Robbie Baldwin) appeared in Civil War #1, and continues to appear in Civil War Front Line #1-11. He is anti-Registration. Timeslip (Rina Patel) appeared in She-Hulk #8 (a Civil War crossover). Her stance is unknown. Turbo I (Michiko “Mickey” Musashi) last appeared in Runaways II #6. She MAY be pro-registration (as assumed by Tony Stark in "Civil War Files").
on 9/21/2006, 10:08 am
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SPEEDBALL FOREVER was correct in his earlier assessment about "Civil War" being good to New Warriors fans. We've seen more members of the team in recent months than we have in a while. To whit:
Justice (Vance Astrovik) is shown as being anti-Registration in Thunderbolts #103 (Civil War crossover). He also appears in Civil War #4, where he has joined Captain America's "Secret Avengers."
Microbe (Zachary Smith Jr.) was killed in Civil War #1.
Now, all we need are appearances in Civil War or its related titles by Nova (Rich Rider, busy in "Annihilation"), Bandit (Donyell Taylor, last seen in Gambit #12) and Zero-G (Alexander Power, last seen in continuity in New Thunderbolts #6).
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