THE SECRET ARMOR WARS!
• In a world without Iron Man, the Armor Wars are fought without a victor, scorching the Earth!
• Years later, one of the last remaining superheroes, an aged Amazing Spider-Man, must form a Fantastic Four the likes of which our world has not seen in years!
• Teaming with Ghost Rider, the Incredible Hulk and Wolverine they are in pursuit of the one weapon that could unite the planet — The Forgotten Iron Man!
What If? Age of Ultron #2 is a great single issue. Though not groundbreaking in anyway it shows what might have happened if Stark wasn't around to strike down one his greatest rivals. I expected all of these stories to be Ultron-centric so I'm intrigued by the direction Keatinge decided on. Read Full Review
Finally, the last thing that I have to say about this book is that it was just flat out boring. Nothing really excited me about it. I was cool with the vintage Peter Parker heroics and the idea of him leaving suburbia to be a hero one last time, but other than that, I wasn't impressed by this issue. Seriously, Ultron wasn't even in it. How are they going to label this as 'What If? Age of Ultron' without the titular villain? Hopefully the next issue brings it's A game or else this series might be worse than the original storyline. At least some good things came out of Bendis' work. This issue might as well go straight to the birdcage. Well, maybe not the cover since at least that was cool, but not worth the $3.99 price tag. Read Full Review
I thought the writing and set for this issue were both terrible. To be fair, I've heard several people say that they liked the art. The story was boring. Two issues in, an idea that could have been a really interested take instead feels a lot like a way to take my money.
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