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ISBN:	0785110828 (ISBN13: 9780785110828)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Ultimates (Collected Editions) #1-2, The Ultimates (2002) (Single Issues) #1-13, Marvel Ultimate Collection , more
Characters:	George W. Bush, Clint Barton, Thor (Marvel), Janet van Dyne, Steve Rogers, Bruce Banner, Hank Pym, Natasha Romanoff, Pietro Maximoff, Tony Stark, Nick Fury, Wanda Maximoff

The Ultimates (The Ultimates (Collected Editions) #1-2) Hardcover | Pages: 376 pages

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A teenager is climbing walls in Manhattan. Mutants are attacking the White House. Nick Fury, head of the elite espionage agency known as S.H.I.E.L.D., knows the only way to combat these strange new threats is with a team of his own superhumans. Backed by a billion-dollar budget, Fury recruits Giant Man, the Wasp, Iron Man, Captain America and Thor. And while the team is strong enough to engage in a ferocious battle with the Hulk, will they implode under the weight of their internal conflicts? Rising above their own agendas, the Ultimates forge ahead with the introduction of new allies and face a major global threat.

Collects THE ULTIMATES VOL.1: SUPER-HUMAN and THE ULTIMATES VOL. 2: HOMELAND SECURITY. PLUS: A hefty helping of DVD-Style extras!

Details Of Books The Ultimates (The Ultimates (Collected Editions) #1-2)

Title	:	The Ultimates (The Ultimates (Collected Editions) #1-2)
Author	:	Mark Millar
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 376 pages
Published	:	May 24th 2006 by Marvel (first published October 27th 2004)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Marvel. Comic Book. Fiction

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The Ultimate universe, where apparently everyone is an asshole. Felt like a warped version of the Avengers we know and love. It is a very good Avengers story if you can just get past the Avengers being dicks.

"You think this letter on my head stands for France?" still makes no damn sense and will never make sense because mark millar thinks he's an edgy and gritty writer when all he is is try-hard. honestly, if you recommend ultimates to me and tell me it's a better universe and better depiction of the avengers because it's more "realistic" then we can't be friends. we just can't.



Rereading The Ultimates, I can't say I enjoyed it nearly as much as I did back when it was new. There are several problematic elements, some which have always been there, and others that have become apparent as the book ages. And this book HAS aged. Using Hollywood actors as character models and filling the dialogue with references to contemporary culture really ties The Ultimates to the early 2000s. This isn't necessarily a bad thing but it dates both the story and the art in a way that more

There is so much to hate in the Ultimates Universe, so much to hate.Every character is a jerk. If you have unlikable characters, it makes them more real, I get that. What I don't get is how over the course of 12 issues, every single character becomes a piece of garbage. Every female character is written like an idiot damsel in distress except for the ten or so panels Widow is in. The characters couldn't stop name-dropping celebs if their lives depended on it. The only sorta funny line was ruined

There seems to be a certain addiction that comic book writers have for the origin story of characters or teams. The affectionately call it the reboot and one of them seems to surface every two months or so when a new writer comes on board. So in countless books we see a lone spacecraft coming to Earth from planet Krypton, there is an awkward teenager is bitten by a radioactive spider, a nerdy scientist gets hit by gamma rays and a millionaire couple gets gunned down in front of their only son. A

This is a really hard one to put my finger on. It was enjoyable to most extent, but some sections were a bit shaky. I originally gave it 4 stars cause it didn't deserve a 3, then again it doesn't warrant a 4 star either. Damn you GR for not including decimal points!This is actually my first Marvel comic I have bought. I am and will always be a DC man, but above all I'm a comic book fan. And like hell I'm going to miss out on a good read just cause of the company name. After having a few people