Avengers: Age of Ultron
In ' (2016), which is loosely based on the 2006-2007 comics storyline "Civil War", public opinion of the Avengers and all superpowered beings worsens following the events of "The Avengers", "Captain America: The Winter Soldier", and "Avengers: Age of Ultron", causing great destruction and casualties to New York City, Washington, D.C., and Sokovia respectively. After a catastrophe in Lagos, involving Wanda Maximoff using her powers to try and divert an explosion from Brock Rumlow, causing the accidental destruction of a building and the deaths of several humanitarian workers (several of them Wakandan), the United Nations begins trying to pass a set of internationally ratified legal documents: these documents provide regulation and frame-working for the military/law enforcement deployment of enhanced individuals, particularly the Avengers, and are called the Sokovia Accords. The Accords divide the Avengers, leading Steve Rogers to come into conflict with Tony Stark, with Stark believing the Avengers need to be held responsible for their actions, especially after he created Ultron and was responsible for the destruction in Sokovia, and Rogers believing the Accords will restrict the Avengers' freedom and therefore opposes it.