silentbum
Name: David Tremblay
Bio: Young little lad living in the darkest corners of Hollywood, FL. Always been a fan of comic book/superhero culture, yet didn't hop onto the comic-collecting bandwagon until way later. Biggest mistake I ever made, :P.
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After Loeb’s Ultimates 3 and his Ultimatum storyline, I honestly believed he had nearly come close to entirely destroying everything…
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Immonen is a personal favorite of mine and his art has been absolutely great on this series so far.
This issue was a fun read and nice little in-between for some arcs.
Love this title.
All expert storytelling simply through visual imagery that's only aided by Lemire's great writing.
Easily one of my favorite books out right now. Love Lemire.
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The second half of this comic is actually an old reprint of the first Ultimate Spidey Super Special #1. I think it's kinda weird they tossed it in here, but I won't complain.
Pretty much what TNC said.
This book is consistantly amazing, even though I don't tend to recall what may have happened in the last issues from time to time.
But this issue was just excellent on all fronts. The writing was on point and you get introduced to Tony's quirky family in such a fun way along with the stunning art, filling each and every panel to the brim with little jokes and details.
The beginning panels with Savoy were simply amazing too.
Great series, great fun, 5/5.
I'm surprised at everyone's disdain for the book and this issue.
This is easily my most favorite team book out right now and I'm reading most of them.
I also thought this issue was excellent and that the death itself was handled very well. I'm on the love train for this book and can't wait to see where it heads from here.
Not silly in the least. My interest in the book had waned, but ever since Capullo jumped on I've been really enjoying the series.
I'd much rather Capullo remained as the artist for the remainder of the series. I think the style compliments the book.
Agreed, this is easily shaping up to be my favorite arc of the series thus far.
Frazier's art gives the whole story a bunch of wonderful tones and the story has been flowing at a wonderful pace.
Joker & Damian really do steal the show. The fact that Damian is hardly the ideal Boy Wonder, even straying a lot further than some of the "disturbed childhoods" some of the kids have had is a great contrast for Joker, who is in on everything.
So many characters are playing together and the stakes are high and I'm loving each and every moment of it.
So glad I stuck with this book and I'm definitely sticking around to see where it heads from here.