Ultimate Origins # 4 -
is a comic book published by Marvel Publishing & released on 11 / / 2008User Rating - 6 votes, 3.5 avg.
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Continuing the shocking exploration of the dark side of the Ultimate Unverse! For the first time we learn: How did Nick Fury become Nick Fury? How did the Hulk become the Hulk? And, finally, how did a baby Peter Parker connect to it all? Plus: the Ultimate Watcher has appeared and he is here to witness the Ultimatum!
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Slow Series Starts to Take Off
Reviewed by The Goon on Sept. 27, 2008. The Goon has written 6 reviews. His/her last review was for . |
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Bendis has been weaving this mini series in and out of many plots and time periods over the last 4 issues. It's been slow and sometimes confusing with seemingly no payoff. It isn't until this issue that the puzzle has started to come together, and the plot has started on its way. The real reason this issue stands out to me though, is for the death of two often forgotten and irrelevant characters in the Marvel (and Ultimate) Universe. In just a few pages you come to appreciate them due to Bendis' crafty writing and then WAM! It was inbeveiable but it hurts all the same. Just as grant Morrison made the death of Jonathan Kent heartbreaking all over again in All Star Superman #6, Bendis brings back the pain of characters often forgotten in only a few pages. This is the mark of many great writers in an industry of alternate universes and multiple continuities, and this is why this issue shines. I eagerly await the next issue.
Bendis has been weaving this mini series in and out of many plots and time periods over the last 4 issues. It's been slow and sometimes confusing with seemingly no payoff. It isn't until this issue that the puzzle has started to come together, and the plot has started on its way. The real reason this issue stands out to me though, is for the death of two often forgotten and irrelevant characters in the Marvel (and Ultimate) Universe. In just a few pages you come to appreciate them due to Bendis' crafty writing and then WAM! It was inbeveiable but it hurts all the same. Just as grant Morrison made the death of Jonathan Kent heartbreaking all over again in All Star Superman #6, Bendis brings back the pain of characters often forgotten in only a few pages. This is the mark of many great writers in an industry of alternate universes and multiple continuities, and this is why this issue shines. I eagerly await the next issue.
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