I'm enjoying 'Civil War' so far. I really wish they'd coordinated it all better because the delays in the book are really getting old. Plus, since everything in the Marvelverse right now is tied to this one mini, if one issue is late, pretty much every other book is too.

Still, I like the character dynamics and the long-lasting ramifications. Things like the dissolution of Marvel's first family, the introduction of the Punisher into the fray, the prison in the Negative Zone, and the revelation of Spider-Man's dual identity are really making this series top notch, in my mind.

The pictures look cool. Makes me wish I'd leaned to read.

The Frontline series is really good. I actually have been slow to get the main series as its mainly a lot of fighting and general superheroics. But Frontline explores the elements that I find interesting about this crossover. I like the separate plots, and the fact that the stars are normal on the street reporters focussing on the human angle to a crossover, its a truly unique take.
The Spider-man stories have been good. I have no doubt it will eventually be super-kissed away, but for the moment its a ballsy change.
Bendis' Avengers series has been really good at exloring the views on both sides.

And after "Infinite Crisis" with its shitty name and masturbatory fanboy feel Civil War is playing as something new and unique.
And I can really appreciate that its not just a look at modern political and social attitudes but also an examination on many orwellian and fascist events, while at the same time providing valid justification for both sides.