The Ultimates #6 is an alarming wake-up call. In creating a strong team, the momentum of hope had begun to roll out with each new member. But this issue is a devastating realisation of those in power. Read Full Review

The Ultimates #6 delivers a gripping and intense showdown that raises the stakes for this team of heroes in ways that will redefine the Ultimate Universe. Deniz Camp's writing and Juan Frigeri's art combine to create a high-octane, brutal, and visually stunning issue that leaves readers on edge. The underlying personal motivations and evolving team dynamics add depth to the relentless action, setting the stage for significant transformations ahead. This issue isn't just about the fight; it's about what comes next, leaving readers eagerly anticipating the consequences and future direction of The Ultimates. Read Full Review

Juan Frigeri delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and how Frigeri frames the characters and the blistering action. Read Full Review

Overall, Ultimates #6 is a thrilling and action-packed finale to the first arc. The issue effectively balances character development, world-building, and high-octane action. Fans of the Ultimates and those who enjoy superhero battles will be satisfied with this conclusion. Read Full Review

The Ultimates #6 is easily the best issue of this series thus far. Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri drove home how big of a threat the Maker's Council is through the overwhelming might shown by The Immortal Weapons of Hulk. This eye opening experience should be a big wake up call for the Ultimate Universe heroes. Read Full Review

The Ultimates #6 may be the best issue in the series when Deniz Camp assembles the Ultimate Avengers for their first big mission, and they get their butts handed to them. Despite the poor setup, the issue flies with power and energy once the big door opens, and artist Juan Frigeri looks like he's having a blast with the big hits and surprising amount of gore. Read Full Review

Juan Frigeri and Federico Blee illustrate all the tension and action again this month. This time bringing us so much tension in a panel of characters feet, youd think Rob Liefeld was right there in the room with you. This time, the action goes off like seven capital cities full of gamma bombs. This time, the pathos Have I said too much?  Read Full Review

Big, fun fight scene with great art that suffers a bit in terms of too many characters and too little meaningful character development. Read Full Review

I'm enjoying this more than Ultimate Spider-man man. Deniz Camp has been made by this series. Pure Marvel magic.

This is perfection.

Plot
Tony Stark/Iron Lad gathers all the superhumans he has been recruiting, Captain America, Sif, Thor, Wasp, Giant Man, Human Torch, She-Hulk, Hawkeye, America Chavez and Doom for his first mission, to rescue a group of superhumans who are imprisoned by The Council, but in reality they walk into a trap of Hulk.

Hulk in this universe perfected his skills in K'un-lun, therefore it is a fusion between Iron Fist and Hulk, who has a team of warriors called THE IMMORTAL WEAPONS OF HULK, who inject themselves with a substance and become hulks.

The battle is cruel, The Ultimates were not prepared for this, apart from the fact that Doom could not bring them back because they were trapped by the magical enchantment of K'un-lun.

Doom saves them at the last second, but Iron Lad is not ok...he is dead.

Shocking chapter that closes the first arc, where the leader of this team falls and there are only 12 months left for the return of The Maker.

Art
It is organic and with textures that offer an adequate dynamism and dramatic tone.

Summary
The Ultimates face Hulk, who has a hidden weapon, he is actually the incarnation of Iron Fist in this universe.
Shocking and heartbreaking closing of the first story arc more

This was totally insane. The callbacks to the og ultimate are brilliantly used, they bring a lot of tension. Definitely made me scared if things are going to be repeated. You know for a comic that was fairly tame with not much blood and gore and even action, this issue hits like a hammer. It uses its gore, its brutality to show you the stakes are different, and that this is an intense world, that the characters were not prepared for. Hulk plus Iron Fist seems like a dumb idea, but it's so great, so menacing and I think his first words of dialogue sum up his whole character perfecting. Again it's the character we know, the themes of it, but evolved, making out of him something truly terrifying in a more modern aspect of the old order being tame, but secretly insanely powerful because of tradition and discipline. more

Another really solid issue of Ultimates. It's simple, but it really delivers a well told story.

solid fun action. I like how Hulk basically has Iron Fist powers. This is shaping up to be a good series.

It clearly shows them inside a facility before they enter the restricted area and they thought they got that far just by disabling the cameras? Stupid. Some of the dialogue is soooo cringe and brings down the comic but some is really terrific so it's hard to stay in the zone while reading this book. The part where Fat Cobra eats Wasp & the result is predicable & just made me remember how much I hated the ending of the Old Man Logan story in the big special they did. It was more blood and gore which is always welcome as far as I'm concerned but at least Logan had claws that could cut through pretty much anything. I don't think she could have busted through. A bit of lazy writing but the rule of cool helps here. This is great fight comic and I loved the battle but the series continues to feel like it jumps around too much. Like there should be issues in between. I know it's a time crunch b4 makers return but it makes for a more awkward read. Overall a fun comic but the little things really hurt it for me. I'll go a full point higher on my score for the battle alone. Bloody and brutal! more