A Spider-Man Podcast
All-New Ultimates is on a roll and it’s pretty great. As if to make up for the six questionable issues before it, #9 employs a formulaic but ultimately successful plot.
Brian Michael Bendis is one of a handful of writers who can turn an issue of just characters interacting for the first time into an issue fraught with suspense, intrigue,
All-New Ultimates #8 marks the first solid issue in this series. It also acts as the appropriate starting point for the series in many ways. There is a wealth of characterization
With the unconfirmed rumor that that All-New Ultimates is coming to a close at #12, sometime shortly after January, readers may or may not be shocked and disappointed that this title is
Let’s play catch-up. The original five X-Men (Bobby Drake/Iceman, Hank McCoy/Beast, Jean Grey/Marvel Girl, Scott Summers/Cyclops, and Warren Worthington III/Angel) were plucked from their timeline but modern Hank McCoy in
So here we are, the end of the first arc. A team book where the disjointed New York super youth band together to save the city they love from a
All-New Ultimates has presented conundrums both big and small for the cast of superteens, but at the heart of the story should always be what makes a great comic — real
This issue is about sex, in case you weren’t aware. Sex-appeal is how publishers used to sell comics, or at least that’s what we like to tell ourselves. We, as a
The Ultimate Spider-Man series is known for the unique takes on Spider-Man’s cast, some of Marvel’s greatest characters. Even a few of Spider-Man’s goons who were as corny and gimmicky as the
After three issue of All-New Ultimates, this book gets genuinely interesting. Following Jessica’s near-fatal poisoning and the infighting between the young team of the All-New Ultimates, everything is starting to come
