The return of Omega Red! The deadly assassin is out for blood--J. Jonah Jameson's blood to be exact! Why does he want to slice the Daily Bugle's publisher to ribbons? And what can Spider-Man do about it?
Stuart Immonen once again strives to maintain the same quality in both halves of Ultimate Spider-Man. The action sequences are great, filled with some very exciting panelling and flow to each page. The double-page panelling is pulled off quite well, something Immonen struggled with initially. The Peter Parker sequences have a great amount of emotion to them as well, with Immonen nailing some great facial expressions, particularly with J. Jonah Jameson. There are a few spots where the art looks simply off. Jamesons trunk shrinks noticeably in a certain panel, making him look very disproportionate. But overall, Immonens creative look at Spider-Mans very unique fighting style adds to the enjoyable experience of this issue. Read Full Review
USM #121 is fine for what it is, a stock-taking piece that puts things in order again after a shake-up or two. But it's certainly not anything that's going to set the world on fire. Read Full Review
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