Look at the top of the page with Cap and The Falcon drinking, when Fury tells them about the Bomb Blast.
The speech bubbles are quite obviously switched.
Because of the power and authority Fury wields, he should be challenged the most. The Anti-Ultimates have the right idea.
One of the central themes of the Ultimate Universe has been the danger of centralizing power - see Ultimate Six #7 for the best example of this.
Reed Richards knows...
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I'm just thinking some time down the line we'll see "When you took Gah Lak Tus into your mind... " or "When you went into The Void Of The Uncreator... "
It might even work for Ultimate Onslaught, should such a beast come to pass.
I don't know what the Bass option is, but I'd be very displeased. The beauty of Ultimates 2 is that nothing we've seen is absolutely implausible, and the stuff that skirts that line - the mass of Anti-Ultimate footsoldiers and powered suits, and Loki - serve as demonstrations of what their...
I downloaded it and read it without a single preconceived notion of the characters or situation. I was just killing time.
When the book started, we had a mystery. We saw two parties assemble groups to investigate, and we saw the mystery get weirder and weirder until it all made sense...
I am very concerned with the influence Gah Lak Tus might have on the mind of Professor Xavier - or Jean Grey. Something about world-destroyers and Jean doesn't sit right with me.
Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing?
I thought it was already alluded to in UXM 10 - the idea of a big sack of genes could easily grow, no pun intended, into MODOK.