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I've read that Civil War in which the government plans on banning all super heroes, but Tony Stark manages to convince them to create the Super Human Registration Act.

It was the same Civil War in which Tony Stark confesses to Daredevil that he hates doing what he's doing, but it's the best alternative from every vigilante being hunt down. The same Civil War in which Tony Stark is unsure whether to continue or not until a broken mother gives him her deceased son's favorite action figure, to make him remember why did he do it.

That same Civil War in which later we can see how as the director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Tony Stark is shown losing it.

Which is also the same Civil War in which Captain America acts like a jerk and denies Tony Stark's attempt to talk to him, and attacks him.

It's weird it was the lesser-known version of Civil War, considering it was one of the best selling comics of all time, and the second issue even surpassed in sales the first one.

I wonder which version did you read, was it a early draft or did you just read the summary in the wikia and some other summaries in forums?