Elsewhere, Jonathan Hickman tackles the once and future director of SHIELD. This segment looks to set the general tone for both The Ultimates and Ultimate Hawkeye, as Fury faces an increasingly dangerous list of geopolitical threats with a dwindling list of assets. Hickman writes a more vulnerable Fury than we've seen in the Ultimate U, and proves along the way that he can write a more straightforward action/espionage tale without the heady, introspective flair of the earlier Iron Man segment or much of his non-Ultimate work. Not that this approach is a bad thing, but Fury and Hawkeye aren't the right characters for that sort of treatment. Billy Tan's art is a bit stiff but otherwise well-suited to the more grounded tone of Fury's world. Read Full Review
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