If you haven't been collecting these books, I guess you can always wait for the trade paperback.The Ultimatesis a great comic that continues to keep me interested despite all the shenanigans going on elsewhere. Read Full Review

This storyline is eventually swept away for the Civil War II crap, and it drags the rest of the comic down. The Thanos storyline, as per any Thanos storyline, as awesome and intense – we want more, please Marvel? Miss America stands up to Captain Marvel yet again, and it doesn't go down well. The end of the issue suggests an “endgame”, which is something we can stand behind for sure. Read Full Review

The Ultimates #11 is again like the Vision; a set-up issue for the end game but instead what we got is an exciting fight between Thanos and the Ultimates. Al Ewing also shows a glimpse of what is happening in the cosmic universe and we should expect some big cosmic battles in the New Marvel Now Ultimates 2. Read Full Review

Ewing and co. tell an entertaining story and the pages by Rocafort are fantastically drawn, but this book is still doing something completely different from what made me start reading it, while also taking a dip in quality overall. I'm somewhat dissapointed but this is still a very solid comic. Read Full Review

The Ultimates is trying. How it's forced to tie into the very early beginnings of Civil War II is criminal at this point, but Al Ewing is still able to make it work.  This is a good book, crafted with care, with ties to the Marvel Universe past and present. I just can't shake this feeling the Ultimates could be enjoyed at a much higher level minus its tie-in status outside this current Marvel timeline.   Read Full Review

Very bad action.