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Quote1 Ten million bucks, a new identity, and a first-class ticket outta this washed-up country? Not to mention bein' a celebrity for a year. I've already sold my life rights. My agent said they'd be worth a little more if I goosed the body count up a bit before I went "legit." But with that taken care of... (with style, I might add) ...I've got only one question... where do we sign? Quote2
Venom (Mac Gargan)

Appearing in "Switching Sides"

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As he is arranging to flee the country and sell off all the media rights to his story, Mac Gargan is attacked by a S.H.I.E.L.D. SHRA enforcement squad. He makes quick work of them with the help of his symbiote. After the fight, Songbird and Radioactive Man of the Thunderbolts arrive to give Venom an option: Join them or be arrested. After minor consideration, Venom decides to join their ranks.

Appearing in "Conscientious Objector"

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Having a meal on a rooftop, Ant-Man witnesses a battle between the pro and anti-SHRA forces in the middle of the street. When a little girl is caught in the middle of the battle, Ant-Man jumps to her rescue and hides her under a car until the battle subsides, and decides to bug off to find a womans shower that needs "supervision." When the Pro-SHRA forces assess the damage done in the battle, they find a little girl. The little girl tells Iron Man and the others that she was saved by the new Ant-Man. Yellowjacket calls in the sighting to S.H.I.E.L.D., as Ant-Man finds a women's gym he desired to find earlier.

Appearing in "Choosing Sides"

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Having taken Daredevil's place in Hell's Kitchen while Matt Murdock is helping the Anti-SHRA forces fight the Civil War. Almost getting caught by a S.H.I.E.L.D. sting operation, Rand escapes and returns to his hide out. Iron Fist reflects on the promise that he made to Murdock, and on the events that led to his gaining the power of Iron First.

Appearing in "Choosing Sides"

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Tony Stark has asked US Agent to be a liaison for the Canadian government who are being swamped by super-humans crossing the border into Canada to escape the SHRA. Initially, US Agent refuses because he is trying to catch the Purple Man. Tracking down the Purple Man and fighting him on a hovercraft, Agent is easily defeated and ordered to jump off the ship. Recovering aboard a S.H.I.E.L.D. carrier, Stark informs US Agent that Killgrave has fled to Canada. US Agent accepts the assignment to Canada and jumps off the ship in his casts to rendezvous with the landing team.

Appearing in "Non-Human-Americans"

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With the Super-Human Registration Act in full effect, Beverly Switzler talks Howard the Duck into registering themselves (with Bev as his sidekick) so that they can take advantage of the benefits of signing up (like a steady paycheck and benefits.) Initially signing up at the DMV in error, they get into the Super-Human Registration line up, however when trying to sign up, a local S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent recognizes Howard as the human duck that has been reported time and time again.

Forever fed up with having to do write ups about the human-duck and furious that they have all turned out to be true, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent tells Howard that S.H.I.E.L.D.'s official policy is that he does not exist and kicks him out of the SHRA office. Disappointed that he couldn't register, Howard looks on the bright side, since he doesn't exist in the eyes of the government, at least he doesn't have to worry about traffic tickets, have no worries about jury duty, doesn't have to file his taxes, heck he doesn't even have to vote if he doesn't want to.

Appearing in "A New Light"

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During a night out with her family in Springfield, Illinois, Harley Davidson-Cooper inadvertently causes a blackout. This causes Iron Man and the Avengers to get a reading on her energy signature. Spider-Man is informed as he's webbing up members of the Sinister Six. However, after he leaves, Sandman frees the captured villains and they decide to follow the wall-crawler to Springfield in hopes of recruiting the superhuman as their sixth member. When Harley's location is discovered by both sides, a fight breaks out between the Sinister Six and and the Avengers plus Harley. In the middle of the battle, Harley makes contact with Hydro-Man and the water shorts out her powers, possibly permanently. With the villains defeated, Iron Man gives her an Avengers Priority Card, so that she can contact them if she ever finds herself in danger again.

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