Civil War is such a huge story that making it work on the big screen is going to be no easy feat for Marvel Studios, but it's been clear for while now that it won't be a completely faithful adaptation anyway. Even so, there are a long list of moments from Mark Millar and Steve McNiven's series fans are hoping will make it into Captain America: Civil War, and there's been a lot of talk from some fans about the lack of secret identities in the Marvel Cinematic Universe being a problem for the movie. As it turns out, Millar isn't worried about that, and also talks here about why both Cap and Iron Man need to be portrayed as good guys and why a lack of Spider-Man revealing his secret identity isn't going to matter all that much. Here are the writer's comments courtesy of IGN.
On Why Secret Identities Really Aren't That Important To The Story:
On Why Secret Identities Really Aren't That Important To The Story:
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