A CIVIL WAR II PREQUEL!
• How did Ulysses join the Inhumans?
• What difficult journey did he have to go through to master his powers?
Rated T+
When a comic hits a personal note that I can relate to, I get drawn to it. I have a rugged uncle that comes across rather tough and mean, but he's all about respect. Reading this comic and how Karnak acts around everyone reminds me of my uncle and I have nothing but respect for Karnak and his methods. My only criticism is that I think this comic should have come out a month ago. Ulysses has recently been shown with symbols on his face in other comics, but this is obviously before that happened. I know some things are better not shared until you are ready, but I think we were ready for this title maybe 1 or 2 months ago. That said, this was an intriguing comic and opened my eyes to a great character, Karnak. Read Full Review
The book about Ulysses ultimately ends up focusing on Karnakfar more. It's hard not to as Karnak is one of the most interesting of theInhumans but it was a bit disappointing to not have any more insight intoUlysses than what I had before. In the end though, the beautiful art andamazing storytelling really won me over and I'm looking forward to the nextissue. Read Full Review
The creative team has done a fantastic job on this issue, and it can only lead to more brilliance. Karnak and Ulysses have a lot of work to do, and I can't wait to see their dynamic as they take it on together. Read Full Review
This book may not do much for Ulysses (yet), but as long as Karnak's around it shouldn't matter. Read Full Review
The artwork is glorious in those precious close-up moments, especially with Karnak, though the quality of the art deteriorates when distance gets in between the reader and the characters. As long as Karnak sticks around, this comic will be worth the read. Bring in Issue #2, Marvel! Read Full Review
Unless you are reading "Civil War" this will make no sense or nor feel important enough. Read Full Review
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