Ultimate x men
The new Ultimate Universe has been extremely popular, with readers getting very different versions of familiar Marvel characters. Ultimate X-Men was the epicenter of this, taking the concept of mutants, adding in a heaping helping of Japanese culture, and creating a horror manga X-Men comic unlike any other X-Men book ever. Ultimate X-Men has been fantastic, especially for readers who wanted something different from the X-Men. Writer/artist Peach Momoko has been introducing new versions of classic X-Men, finding new ways to use familiar characters. While not every X-Men fan has been happy with Ultimate X-Men, it&#;s been quite a ride, and the latest issue is no different. Readers get to spot some flashbacks, which introduces a new version of a beloved Marvel superhero — Rogue.
Rogue is one of the most significant characters in the history of the X-Men. From her affair with Mystique and Destiny, her love affair with Gambit, and the way that the traits has grown and changed, Rogue has earned her high place in the esteem of Marvel fans. It was teased that Ultimate X-Men 10 Hailey Nov 19, I love Momoko so this was an instant pull for me and boy it did deliver. 10 derbycomicsMar 9, Who knew the X-Men universe could get a makeover this stunning? Peach Momoko's Ultimate X-Men #1 is unlike any X-Men story I've ever experienced because this ain't your typical mutant comic. With all the affectionate that the current X-Men books are getting, they remind me of a past X-Men sprint that is very underrated. Ultimate X-Men! The current X-Men run seems a bit darker than what we hold been getting for the past scant years as adequately as a bit real-world essence. Which is what I felt when reading the Ultimate books. Of course, creature in the Ultimate world, it can play by some new set of rules with who is who and how they react. The same could be said on how some of the characters in Hickman’s run, as well as other X-Men books, are a tad bit different than what we are used to. Enough with the intro, it’s time to get the Retro Rover inside to inspect out what we have got&#; Because this is an issue one, there is no need for recap even with this being in a universe that some people aren&#;t familiar with. We begin our issue with a gruesome attack from the Sentinels. The way the attack pans out kind of reminds me of the intro to the X-Men animated television show advocate in the &#;90s. Ultimate X-Men is weeeeeeeeeird
Ultimate X-Men #1
Feels like anything except the X-Men but weirdly not in a bad way.
Very intrigued in what happens next.
Momoko throws us headfirst into a world steeped in unsettling horror vibes, but it is so much more. Momoko weaves a narrative rich with emotional depth and touches on earnest mental health topics. Beneath the surface of shadowy figures lies the inception of a powerful coming-of-age story. Hisako/Armor’s struggles with self-acceptance and the weight of extreme, traumatic guilt. Momoko handles these intense themes with incredible grace and heart, making you truly invested in Hisako's journey. She didn’t attempt to do too much with this first issue and I think it really he Writer: Mark Millar
Art: Adam Kubert and Art Thibert
Release Date: February 1st,
Price: $
How long is Ultimate X-Men worth reading till?
The first like 33 issues by Millar and Kubert and whatnot + Ultimate War? Pretty good to wonderful, read &#;em.
The next 12 by Bendis and uh, Finch? Petty nice to great, read &#;em. One issue in particular is super hot conflagration incredible.
Vaughn and Immonen&#;s run? Pretty good to great, read &#;em.
The Kirkman run? This is where things start getting sus as hell. It feels like it&#;s going somewhere for a while, but then where it goes is just, bleh. Just weird, you can skip it.
Then there&#;s a filler arc.
Here&#;s where things get tricky.
Ultimatum happens, and as much as people speak about Ultimatum like it ate their dog, it was actually really nice for the Ultimate X-Line by establishing a revolutionary new status quo the main books couldn&#;t act.
The Loeb/Arthur Adams stories are great, whatever that book was called. I believe it was Ultimate Comics: X.
Then the Spencer/Medina run starts, and it&#;s awesome. It&#;s like all these fresh pieces are being laid out on a chessboard with a really amb