There was no doubt that a group of superheroes engaging in a civil war in public would attract countless reporters.
As Tony Stark's team clashed with Steve Rogers's team, the entire world erupted in an uproar.
The latter in particular openly sheltered the "Winter Soldier," who was burdened with dozens of deaths and murder charges, leaving many people shocked and unable to believe it.
After all, Captain America had always seemed like a rational, upright tough guy who rarely let personal feelings influence his judgment.
Yet this time, he had broken that rule, placing personal feelings above the law and morality.
Or perhaps he simply did not believe the law would give Bucky a fair trial.
In stark contrast, Iron Man, the genius who had always been proud, arrogant, and unconcerned with what outsiders said, had actually taken the side of the law and believed Bucky should be sent to court for trial.
Then the media revealed that Howard and his wife had not died in the car accident announced to the public, but had been assassinated.
The murderer was the "Winter Soldier"!
Thus, the complex grudges and emotional entanglements between the two gave spectators across the whole world quite a thrill.
For a time, social media and forums across the entire internet split sharply into two camps.
One side supported Captain America, because in their eyes, being willing to give up everything to save a friend was the most praiseworthy glimmer of human nature.
Besides, Bucky was merely a pitiable victim who had been brainwashed by Hydra to the point of forgetting even who he was.
Even under the laws of most countries, he was a victim and did not need to bear any criminal responsibility.
The other side naturally supported Tony Stark.
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