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Captain America: Civil War Concept Art Focuses On Key Moments From Final Battle

Captain America: Civil War recently became 2016's highest grossing movie, and after the disappointing reception to Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and X-Men: Apocalypse, it will without a doubt remain the year's biggest superhero release despite upcoming movies like Suicide Squad and Doctor Strange.
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Captain America: Civil War recently became 2016’s highest grossing movie, and after the disappointing reception to Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and X-Men: Apocalypse, it will without a doubt remain the year’s biggest superhero release, despite upcoming films like Suicide Squad and Doctor Strange.

Earlier this week, concept artist Maciej Kuciara (Guardians of the Galaxy) released a bit of concept art from his work on the Phase 3 flick, showcasing some of the final battle between Steve Rogers and Iron Man. The more spoiler-y moments aren’t included here, though we do get to see a slightly different take on the scene which saw Black Panther confront the suicidal Baron Zemo. A secret base of his which didn’t make it into the movie is also featured in the gallery above.

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More content like this will no doubt find its way online over the coming weeks and months as Captain America: Civil War moves out of theaters and the attention turns to its eventual Blu-ray release. For now though, the movie continues to earn a decent amount each weekend despite having a fair bit of competition (it made over $15 million during the Memorial Day holiday).

Until we get more bonus material, take a look at the concept art above and let us know what your favorite part of Captain America: Civil War was by commenting below.


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