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Because getting the Spider-Man: Homecoming dvd has put me in the mood. Incidentally, one of the extended scenes is an "Extended Cut" of Peter's home movie that sums up his part of Civil War, and in which we find out that, since as opposed to everyone else involved this wasn't an angsty occasion for him and he was still on an adrenaline high post-fight, he used his night in Berlin to swing through the city. (Btw, I'm impressed, because the view through Peter's hotel room window which he opens to start his exploration, on the Berliner Dom in front of the Museuminsel, was actually one you have from a Berlin hotel , which I know because I stayed there.) Which included passing through a rave club and saving Angela Merkel. (The next day, headlines say "Sticky Boy Saves Chancellor".) This almost makes up for the Avengers trashing Leipzig-Halle airport when they should have trashed the still unfinished one from Berlin.

Thus I start of with a Spidey tale:

Occupational Hazard: lovely ensemble tale about Peter post-Homecoming, working through it all, with well-written voices for Ned, Michelle, May and Tony.

On to the X-Men:

Adventures in Telepathic Miscommunication, or: how Jean Grey learned something about her Professor: postApocalypse tale which is as much about the Jean-Charles relationship as it is about Jean's view on the Charles 'n Erik one.

The Building of the House: also post-Apocalypse, a Peter-Maximoff-pov on finally breaking the news to you-know-who which manages both to be hilarious and touching.

And lastly, Avengers:

Silence: How Pepper finally accepted Tony's proposal...and then Infinity War happens. Both the banter and the Pepper pov are just right.