I agree the use of "they" over and over, took me right out of the story - especially when Han could tell that the assassin was a female.
The desecration continues. Who at Marvel thought this was a great idea?
The past isn't set in stone. Kamala Khan is locked in a battle through time against an unstable and unleashed Legion - and she's gone from the frying pan into the Phoenix fire. As the history we know is destroyed in front of her eyes, the new mutant must team up with Jean Grey in her darkest hour...and master her dangerous new mutant power! X-Hivem...
MILES MORALES CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF A UNIVERSAL COLLISION! Two of today's most exciting writers, DENIZ CAMP (ULTIMATES) and CODY ZIGLAR (MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN), join forces for an adventure that will change Miles Morales- and the Ultimate Universe - forever! Drawn by rising star JONAS SCHARF, the brilliantly moody artist who brought you ULTIM...
A fun read that doesn't immediately show signs of being incredibly important to the larger threads Ultimate Universe. That said, I can definitely see that changing as things progress, especially with both the Ultimates and The Maker's Council noticing Miles's energy signature. In any case, I'm looking forward to what comes next. My main hope is that it ends up being important for Miles to be here,more
MILES MORALES CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF A UNIVERSAL COLLISION! Two of today's most exciting writers, DENIZ CAMP (ULTIMATES) and CODY ZIGLAR (MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN), join forces for an adventure that will change Miles Morales- and the Ultimate Universe - forever! Drawn by rising star JONAS SCHARF, the brilliantly moody artist who brought you ULTIM...
Another one of this run's weaker issues, unfortunately. That said, this book has been so great, overall, that I'm still rating the weaker issues relatively high. Messina's art isn't quite at the level of Marco Checchetto, but he still puts out some incredibly solid work throughout this issue. As for the story, it was good and engaging. It does mark the second issue in a row with little-to-no focusmore
TURF WAR IN NEW YORK! THE SINISTER SIX VS. THE TWO SPIDER-MEN!
•  All is not well in New York with the Sinister Six at war with each other!
•  Fortunately, Spider-Man's not facing this one alone...catch Richard Parker in the BLACK SUIT!
RATED T+
Back to greatness with this issue. Frigeri puts out some truly awesome interiors throughout this issue, without even having to rely on cool action scenes to do so. That said, Camp continues to write this very nicely. This was primarily dialogue, but it worked really well. This is a great example of how to keep a comic book that has a lot of talking interesting. Really looking forward to where evermore
THE ULTIMATE FRACTURE!
Dissent destroys the Ultimates as a disagreement long developing between two members of the team leads to a devastating departure!
RATED T+
I wish I was more into this book, but this might have been my least favorite issue so far, unfortunately. The pacing and focus of this just feels a bit off, though I did like a good amount of stuff throughout. I just wish the narrative was a little less scattered. Momoko's art is definitely one of this title's stronger points, but I wish the story was up there as well.
A "NEW AGE" IS UPON US!
Witness how Hisako's journey through her inner darkness wreaks havoc on her fellow mutants and reality itself!
RATED T+
A cool issue, particularly with the fight of T'Challa & Ororo against Z'non. Nieto did a solid job of filling in for Stefano Caselli, in my opinion. I also feel that we got just enough story progression to keep this fairly interesting. Hopefully we can get a little more in the next issue, though.
Black Panther and Storm team up to uncover why a CIA agent is undertaking covert missions in Wakanda! Will the prophesied union between the king and the mutant freedom fighter come to pass?
RATED T+
This issue was a little bit out of left field, considering how the last one ended, but I still enjoyed it. Lins doesn't have the same style as Alessandro Cappuccio, but it is a style I like nonetheless and one I think fit this issue very nicely. Really liked how violent the fight between Logan and Victor was, and I'm looking forward to, potentially, seeing more of the latter character in this serimore
ULTIMATE SABRETOOTH CLAWS HIS WAY ONTO THE SCENE!
Mysteries of Ultimate Wolverine's past are revealed when a familiar face joins the fray!
RATED T+
Super cool stuff here. Yes, you're going to be disappointed if you wanted a Peter-focused issue, which I especially understand considering the book's title. That said, this was a really intriguing dive into Gwen's past and her story in becoming Mysterio (Technically, one of the Mysterios, I guess?). Furthermore, this was accompanied by Checchetto's always great interiors. Really good stuff all aromore
THE SECRET ORIGIN OF MYSTERIO!
Even Kingpin knows little about the criminal in the smoky helmet...but Spider-Man's about to learn more than he bargained for!
RATED T
A super solid issue, in my opinion. Some really nice art from Caselli throughout, with a nice balance of fast-paced action and slower-paced conversations. I do wish I liked this more, considering how much I'm enjoying titles like Jonathan Hickman's Ultimate Spider-Man and Deniz Camp's Ultimates, as well as the fact that there are a lot of ideas I like from this series. That said, this was good in more
THE NEW BLACK PANTHER!
Battle-worn and beleaguered, a stripped-down T'Challa must go back to basics to prepare for battle against the new foes who have turned vibranium and its dark counterpart against him...
RATED T+
I get what Condon was going for with the wolf and the bear fighting alongside the dialogue between the people with Logan, but I think it went for a little too long, personally. Luckily, Cappuccio's art was absolutely fantastic throughout, which is a usual occurrence for him. In any case, I'm looking forward to the involvement of the Phoenix in the next issue.
THE WINTER SOLDIER THAWS?
Wolverine's confrontation with Kitty Pryde and Gambit leaves him disoriented, violent and questioning his Maker's Council overlords... who is "Logan"?
RATED T+
Another great issue as we reach the halfway mark of this current storyline. I've really loved the flashbacks we've been getting with Diana and Circe in Hell, and we got an awesome one here. As for the stuff in the present-day, that was really good, as well. Kind of a spoiler incoming here, but I was not ready for Ferdinand to go so soon. Hopefully he's not dead yet and we get to see him again.
What Diana seeks inside the maze seems to elude her at every turn. And asthings unravel around her, she finds herself questioning everything, evenher mission. Meanwhile, in Gateway City, an old obligation has raised itshead…violently!
A great second part to this new arc that I'm glad to say I liked better than the first. Sherman continues to deliver on the art duties, and I'm really liking the mythology Thompson is bringing to the table here. Looking forward to the next interaction between Wonder Woman and Dr. Poison, assuming they do interact again.
The temptation of everything Diana has ever wanted lies just inside, butalso, untold horrors and no known escape. Diana has entered the maze,and nothing will ever be the same again.
Another really good issue. Particularly enjoyed what was done throughout with people's shadows. I feel like I don't really have much to say outside of what I've been saying about this book already. Camp & RodrÃguez continue to put out an absolutely fantastic book month after month. Really stoked that this got extended to 12 issues.
An attack on Middleton power stations! A city-wide blackout! As night falls,dark sides are unleashed! It’s John Jones and the Martian against a city fullof psychopaths! And the one behind it all!
The best issue since the first one, in my opinion. The idea of a heatwave in Middleton bringing out the worst in just about everyone is relatively simple idea, but Camp and RodrÃguez just execute it so damn well. This book is making an incredibly strong case to end up being my favorite Absolute DC title, man. Camp really knows how to write complex, yet intriguing and relevant stories. Furthermoremore
It's a heatwave in Middleton, as tempers and temperatures run hot allover the city! In the white-hot heat, normally minor conflicts betweenneighbors turn deadly at the drop of a hat! Can John Jones and the Mar-tian cool things down before Middleton erupts into chaos?
Great stuff once again. Whereas the previous issue focused a bit on xenophobia, this leans more into terrorism and how it functions. I really liked the political commentary here, as I typically do with Camp. Not just with the terroristic aspects of this, but with everything throughout. One standout moment, in particular, is when John is arriving home and describing his relationship with the Martiamore
It’s a trip through the psychosphere of Middleton as newly-minted partnersJohn Jones and the Martian follow the trail of whoever—or whatever—isresponsible for the surprising, destructive behavior of people all across thecity—and the world!
Another awesome issue. RodrÃguez continues to absolutely nail it on the art duties, and Camp provides a thoroughly intriguing story that has a really nice balance between dealing with the weird space stuff from the main character(s) and real-world political issues. Camp, in particular, is really becoming one of my favorite writers in the game right now.
IS THIS ALL JUST THOUGHTSMOKE? The other-dimensional alien consciousness calling itself the Martian continues its invasion--and transformation--of John Jones' mind! The by-the-book FBI agent has been drafted into a cosmic war that will make him question the nature of reality and test his belief in good, evil, and free will! The weirdest hero of the...
I was really looking forward to this team-up. Solo, Lando, and Valance - come on. That's a recipe for adventure, yet Segura gives us none. This issue was just plain awful. He really gets Dick Tracy, but when it comes to Star Wars, he's absolutely clueless. Half of this issue is a flashback about a character I don't care about. And what's with calling the assassin "they"? I thought we were through more
RETURN TO CLOUD CITY! HAN SOLO, BEILERT VALANCE and LANDO CALRISSIAN must help an old friend. Witness the long friendship of HAN, CHEWIE and LANDO in exciting flashbacks to bygone eras! And a mysterious figure from the past re-emerges using a new model CLOUD CAR!
They can be used where the gender of the individual is unknown but if it's known then it's plural. Martin says the assassin was clearly female so it probably shouldn't have been used but some feel it's offensive to assume someones gender because a few believe gender is a choice. Stupid sounding to me but it's newer belief and each generation believes their way is the right way. If it takes you out of the story or not is just how you feel but it's not really bigotry. CALM.
"They can be used where the gender of the individual is unknown but if it's known then it's plural." this is just made up.
Similarly to the previous issue, I didn't find this as strong as the first three, unfortunately. That said, there's still a good amount to like throughout. I continue to like Wally & Grodd together. I also thought this version of Heatwave was hideous, in a good way, although I wish we could have gotten more of him. Maybe we will, as I presume he was captured by Thawne after his encounter with Wallmore
Wally’s going to need to learn to handle the heat as he faces down themonstrous Heat Wave! Can he evade his fiery grasp, or will the youngspeedster be burned to a crisp?!
My least favorite issue of the series thus far, but still a good one that brings about a lot of interesting developments. Nice to see Linda introduced in this book, and I was also super stoked about the tease towards the end in regards to Heatwave, Wizard, Firestorm, and another unnamed character. Firestorm, in particular, is intriguing to me, as he doesn't have a strong link to Flash over in mainmore
Wally’s on the run and looking for any safe space to hide out. He findshimself in Central City and meets a kindly man who offers him a place tocrash at the youth mission. But is anyone truly safe when the fastest kidalive comes to their city?
Wally and Grodd. Grodd and Wally.
Wally’s back is up against the wall as the Rogues bear down on him. Can heevade capture and harness some of his newfound speed, or is he already atthe finish line?
Good stuff once again. Really liking Grodd already, which is good. I'm looking forward to seeing him and Wally together more. Furthermore, I hope to learn more about The Rogues, as I'm interested in their connections to Wally's father and that whole group. All things considered, this continues to be a good, relatively fast-paced read.
Wally’s back is up against the wall as the Rogues bear down on him. Can heevade capture and harness some of his newfound speed, or is he already atthe finish line?
A quick read, though I guess that makes sense with The Flash, right? Jokes aside, this was good. I really like the idea of Wally suffering from anxiety, which I thought was well done throughout this issue and the previous. I'd like to see more of The Rogues, as I do like the designs for most, if not all, of them. This is helped by Robles, who does awesome work with the interiors here, in my opiniomore
Wally West is on the run from his dad and the rest of Fort Fox, and while his new-found abilities are terrifying him, he needs to find a way to use them to make hisescape. But how will he handle the elite group his father sent to bring him back?
I feel very similarly to the way I've felt over the course of the whole series. This is good and interesting, with a lot of good mystery surrounding it. I completely trust Ewing here, as I know how good he is. Lindsay is putting out good work here as well. I definitely see the manga/anime comparisons, though he's won me over with his work thus far.
The remains of Evergreen are scavenged for clues as to what happenedto this quaint small town. Meanwhile, Jo faces down the hulking threatof Hal Jordan!
I feel like a broken record, as I continue to call this series "interesting," but that's what it is. Luckily, I liked this issue better than the last two (which were still good). A lot of mystery continuing here and I'm looking forward to more clarity as to what's going on. It felt like we got some kind of answers here, but then we got Jo seeing all of that stuff by "phasing(?)" into Abin Sur.
Jo and Hal hatch a plan to strike back at Abin Sur and free Evergreen. But istheir understanding of Abin Sur and his plans for Evergreen correct, or willthey just create a bigger disaster in the process?
Another super intriguing issue here. This is definitely a slow burn, but I don't mind when what we're getting is interesting. Luckily, there's enough here to keep my attention. I would like for, at least, some answers soon. I don't want everything at once, obviously, as you wouldn't want everything spelled out for you as it's happening. However, I'd like SOMETHING soon.
Hal Jordan has been overcome by his curse and has turned his sights on Jo!Can the new Lantern figure out how to hold her ground, or will her light be extinguished for good?
I didn't like this quite as much as the last issue, but I still really enjoyed it. I do think Lindsay's art looked better this time around, which is good. I can see why it may not be some people's favorite, but I like it for what it was. Aside from that, the story from Ewing continues to be intriguing. I thought the ending was really good, in particular, though I don't know why we got those last tmore
Abin Sur has arrived, and he is here to judge all of the people of Evergreen,including Jo Mullein and Hal Jordan. But is this alien being friend or foe,and just what will his judgement bring?
Wow. One of the best issues thus far, in my eyes. First off, Giandomenico's art is fantastic here. Some really great pages. The story here was amazing as well. Pretty major spoiler alert right here, so don't continue reading if you haven't read the issue yet. Anyways, yeah, Talia being revealed as Primus was pretty crazy. Not where I thought they were going with the story, but I do really like it more
Superman’s true enemy stands revealed. The notorious Ra’s al Ghul, lord ofLazarus Corp, murderer of millions, has plans for the Last Son of Krypton.Will Kal-El’s rage unleash the dark power of Superman: Son of the Demon?
A really good second-part to this arc. The art was great throughout, in my opinion, and I'm really enjoying the story Aaron is cooking up here. Lots of political undertones that, unfortunately, have strong connections to today's real world. Also, the confrontation between Lois and Ra's in the first half was really well-written. Super tense.
The mysterious Omega Men have chased the Superman around the world,determined to plead their case: that only with his help and by unleashingthe full scope of his terrifying power can they put an end to the LazarusCorporation. And with anger burning in his heart, Kal is starting to listen…
Definitely an intriguing start to this new arc. Absolute Ra's al Ghul proves to be another crazy villain for Absolute Superman, and I'm looking forward to the two of them going against one another at some point. Aside from that, it was nice to have Kal-El back in the book after missing the last issue for focus on Brainiac. The dynamic between him, Lois, and Jimmy is interesting and it's another thmore
The next big arc of this red-hot series begins here, as Superman findshimself caught between the opposing forces of the nefarious Lazarus Corpand the mysterious Omega Men. But Kal-El just wants to be left alone in theonly place on this planet where he’s ever felt safe. A place called Smallville.
Okay. I’m wrong about everything. The Giant-Size issues featuring Ms. Marvel are the greatest X-Men story ever told. Happy now?
Why do you fear going into more detail(s) about your own opinion(s) with your own words? I feel like most, if not all, of the users in this thread would have more respect for you if you stopped giving non-answers when asked to go more in depth about your criticisms and whatnot.