Age of Ultron Vs Marvel Zombies #2 is a must read even if you're not a fan of Marvel Zombies.Characters like Hank Pym make this series worth reading for his differences. Fans of Marvel Zombies will probably be excited that Pugh is getting creative with the zombies, and that will keep them excited for this mini-series along with the ending which some fans will find funny and ironic. Read Full Review

This issue certainly establishes the stakes, though it spends a little too much time exploring the history of Salvation's defenders and poking fun at Hank Pym's "Aw, shucks!" shtick than fleshing out either Ultron's faction or the Marvel Zombies. Read Full Review

This series is very, very different from Marvel Zombies. This is a more epic and serious story, and I'm wondering how each title will be affected by one another. I prefer the other series, but that's not to say this one is without its merits. It is a more complex story, more plot-driven than character-driven. The art lacks a sort of signature style, but nonetheless, it showcases Pugh's talent. I think this series could be more interesting; I was too focused on understanding who these characters are and where they come from to be attached to them or overly invested in the story. In the end, I found it to be an okay read, but not one I am overly excited for. Read Full Review

There are a few cameos in this issue we see zombie versions of Lady Deathstrike and Electro battling Punisher. In Salvation we see Iron Patriot, Daredevil and maybe Black Widow and an A.I.M lacky.Captain America, Namor and the Human Torch are all seen in a flash back panel as are Giant Man, Hercules and Ironman. Read Full Review