ultimatedjf
Well-Known Member
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There are no words.
But I will say this one thing: the artwork's very good. Best Bagley art I've seen in a while.
......
But still...
Oy.
Me nearly a year ago said:And what exactly would a female Carnage look like?
It's bad enough that Vision has breasts.
:sure:
Even I know when to throw in the towel.
I loved it before because it was big and stupid and just fun.......but now......sigh. And Cho was the biggest draw for me. Now he's gone. And it's a symbiote story. And add on the delays.
It's done.
Someone lock this thread and never speak of this again.
I love how Ultron supposedly has control over basically the entire world's machinery but didn't think to fire every nuke in existence and turn the entire planet into a radioactive wasteland. It would be even easier with the weather control--use wind to blow fallout everywhere.
I love how Ultron supposedly has control over basically the entire world's machinery but didn't think to fire every nuke in existence and turn the entire planet into a radioactive wasteland. It would be even easier with the weather control--use wind to blow fallout everywhere.
Even I know when to throw in the towel.
I loved it before because it was big and stupid and just fun.......but now......sigh. And Cho was the biggest draw for me. Now he's gone. And it's a symbiote story. And add on the delays.
It's done.
Someone lock this thread and never speak of this again.
I liked #5. It was fun. However, it doesn't save the arc from it's previous stupidity.
I read it. It made sense. I liked where Ultron punched Sentry all the way to Pittsburg.
I'm still embarassed I started this thread. Who knows....maybe the book will get better in the future.
If anything, it will get worse when Bagley takes over.
A 0 is even too kind.I just got caught up and reread the first 6 issues.
I can't decide if this takes the title of Worst Comic Story EVAR from Ultimate Iron Man.
The thought balloons killed this whole story. Well, I shouldn't say that, because that makes it sound like if it was a story about Ultron taking over Tony Stark's body and threatening to destroy the world (yawn) would be good if it wasn't for those durn thought balloons.
The worst part about the whole thing is that it is supposed to draw from Extremis (Warren Ellis's first Invincible Iron Man arc and one of the finest things I've ever read), but it's obvious that Bendis didn't read it and got Cliff's Notes on it from someone who also didn't read it.
Tony Stark did not become a machine with Extremis. That's not how it works; not even close. The underarmor that he previously wore is enhanced and is stored in the hollows of his bones, it's not part of him biologically. Even if Ultron could take control of that, it might make him explode or something; it couldn't do anything to his actual body.
Besides being totally sucky, this story isn't even based in accuracy.
How do you get something like that wrong?!
I can't believe this is the same guy that's writing New Avengers.
0/5 for the entire arc.
At least it gave us compelling and interesting characters such as Ms. Marvel, Sentry and the Wasp!
Oh wait... :?
and Wonderman you can't forget Wonderman
hell even Ares was boring in this
Ares was a complete ******* in this and the worst tragedy of the entire arc - that said, he is probably the best thing in it. His innovative fight scenes and his insistence that people speak English were really nice touches.
The rest is just so idiotic.
I just got caught up and reread the first 6 issues.
I can't decide if this takes the title of Worst Comic Story EVAR from Ultimate Iron Man.
The thought balloons killed this whole story. Well, I shouldn't say that, because that makes it sound like if it was a story about Ultron taking over Tony Stark's body and threatening to destroy the world (yawn) would be good if it wasn't for those durn thought balloons.
The worst part about the whole thing is that it is supposed to draw from Extremis (Warren Ellis's first Invincible Iron Man arc and one of the finest things I've ever read), but it's obvious that Bendis didn't read it and got Cliff's Notes on it from someone who also didn't read it.
Tony Stark did not become a machine with Extremis. That's not how it works; not even close. The underarmor that he previously wore is enhanced and is stored in the hollows of his bones, it's not part of him biologically. Even if Ultron could take control of that, it might make him explode or something; it couldn't do anything to his actual body.
Besides being totally sucky, this story isn't even based in accuracy.
How do you get something like that wrong?!
I can't believe this is the same guy that's writing New Avengers.
0/5 for the entire arc.
I don't remember that. I must've blocked it out.