Ultimate Comics Ultimates #2
Ultimate Comics Ultimates » Ultimate Comics Ultimates #2 - The Republic Is Burning, Part II released by Marvel on November 1, 2011.
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5 (3) 4 (2) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.7 starsAverage score of 5 user reviews
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"Grow New Eyes To Better See" 0
When last we saw The Ultimates, they were in a bad place. Reed Richards and the Children of Tomorrow had arrived and Reed's desire to "solve everything" would surely lead to an attack on the world of a scope beyond measure.In fact, the craziest thing about this comic is that the Children of Tomorrow are so freakishly strong that I wonder how this could possibly end well for the Ultimate Universe.A society grown and evolved in isolation, Reed's Children are no longer hermetically sealed and are s...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful. -
The Republic is Burning someone get a fire Extinguisher! 0
After the first issue I wondered would I pick this up? I did and you know what? I don't regret it one bit. Story: Ragnorok has arrived as the Children of Tomorrow lead by Reed Richards and a M.O.D.O.K like guy attack Asgard, Captain France is awesome, Loki appears(which brings me to the conclusion that both 616 Loki and 1610 Loki are both awesome), Thor's son also is back, we don't see Valkyre however. Cover: Wow..just wow is that a great cover better then all of the Ultimate Covers. Writing Hi...
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So much for the French always surrender stereotype 0
Ultimates takes a very dark turn indeed as a major part of the status quo that we thought we would have is brutally removed from the equation and our villains come into the forefront. The Ultimate Future Foundation is here, and Hickman wastes no time giving them the credibility they deserve.I think its kind of funny how not that long after seeing the trippynes of the World in Uncanny X-Force, I'm seeing it again here in the Ultimate Marvel Universe. And the trippynes is still very much there, on...
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Gods fall, as a new Ragnarok emerges. 0
Synopsis: A battle between the Gods and science.What's Good?Hickman delivers a treat in this issue. It's a battle between Gods and science. The story focused more on Thor than anything else that was going on with the world. The Children of Tomorrow proves to be a bigger threat then I originally thought. Their concept and way of life is something only Hickman could tell. Mr. Fantastic, now known as The Maker, has revealed some interesting things about The Children of Tomorrow, stating that it's b...
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Come on September 26! 0
I didn't know what to expect when I read this, but it's easy to say that Hickman has my attention for good! I loved the first one and couldn't wait to read Issue 2. Hickman once again does a great job of weaving together the different scenarios that these guys are going through. Ribic's art is a great additive to this series, as it very clearly depicts what is happening. My only complaint would be that it to short and not enough of the story is given away, but I get that thy do that to keep you ...
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