Goodwill said:This is pretty interesting...
Now, for some reason, I'm thinking this will be the faction that is going to take a stab AT the Ultimates. I don't know, with Captain America looking so menacing and the fact that Goliath, a Thunderbolt is there, is certainly an intriguing little clue as to how this may end up. You never know, those two robots could be Mach 1 and Mach 2 from the Thunderbolts and the guys running along past Captain are more of the characters. This goes along with my theory that part of the Union will, in fact, go after SHIELD when they get a chance. Who knows, I'm probably only kicking up dirt here.
Also, the robots COULD be the Hulk busters, but remember - Fury didn't unleash them on the Hob, so that may discount your theory. He rounded up some of the Hulk busters and unleashed some power on Harry... It could be that the Hulk shows up, though, since that kind of story would be able to be contained in an Annual, especially written by Millar, who I believe accomplishes a lot in one issue.
ProjectX2 said:Those rip off robots could also be Iron Man Hulk Busters as seen here: http://store.yahoo.com/cmdstore/086892711583.html
Of course he is. :wink:elfreo said:nah, theres no reason for hulk busters, because the hulk is dead.
icemastertron said:Of course he is. :wink:
Besides, its not like the Hulkbusters are JUST for Hulk. They have been known to be used on other ocassions besides trying to capture the Hulk.
ProjectX2 said:Weren't they used to take down Hobgoblin?
Vegetable-man said:It was Atlas who was in the Thunderbolts, and I'm a thinkin that those two robots could be Ultron, and Ultron 2, not Vision 2..... but then again, they do look like possible Hulk busters.....
I was under the impression that its new ultimizations, not all new characters.Guijllons said:Ok, I'll say this again. Aren't they supposed to be totally new characters?
Or have I missed a newer announcement from Millar saying that what he said before was all a pile of misleading tosh?
Could still go either way, I think."It's not my place to give away the details of the other two annuals, but my own will feature a brand new super-team in The Ultimates, made up entirely of new characters and having been put together by Nick Fury for a reason you probably shouldn't hear about until you've read issue six later this month. The UFF annual is pretty unusual for me in that we're dipping into old Marvel characters (as opposed to just creating new ones and new situations) and doing the Ultimate Inhumans. It's a new take on the characters and I think you'll dig it, especially when you see the glorious artwork of Mister Jae Lee on these characters again. I was an absolute pain in the arse with Marvel regarding ythe artists on my two books, knocking back seven different proposed artists until I got the ones I wanted. Like I said, these have to be big and special and the artists had to be A-list if readers are being charged extra cash for the story.
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PS Not sure if they're linked here, but three of the covers are up on JQ.com this morning. The Ultimates cover spoilers issue six a little so this won't be released for a couple of weeks."
Based on the cover, I agree it's going to be lame. There is no way the writing inside of the book could match up to it and still be enjoyable.TheManWithoutFear said:I don't know what to make of this.... is this the annual? Who are these people?? it looks like clones of the same team... lame...
Bass said:I agree.
When we were talking about the 2099 line-up, I found it interesting that in this special line we had Spider-Man, Punisher, Ravage, X-Men, Doom, and Ghost Rider. I really like that.
This is why I'm hoping that the 5th ongoing will be Mahr-Vell. It would be cool for the UU to be a bit more unique with some characters meaning more than they used to in 616. In Mahr-Vell's case, it would be a chance to do more with a popular and influential 616 character that isn't being touched on at all.
Goliath was another name that Hank Pym used.... I don't think he was in the Thunderbolts, but i do know he used the name during several stints in the AvengersGoodwill said:Where was Goliath from then? I'm pretty sure he was in the Thunderbolts, too.
Vegetable-man said:Goliath was another name that Hank Pym used.... I don't think he was in the Thunderbolts, but i do know he used the name during several stints in the Avengers
Newsarama previews UFF #22 & The Ultimates Annual #1TheManWithoutFear said:Where's the preview linked at?
I'm a tellin ya buddy, Hank Pym and Hawkeye where Goliath.... Atlas was in the Thunderbolts..... but there was a hero in the old Defenders comic that was called Black Goliath.... and yes, he was African American, and could grow in size and strength, much like Giant Man/Goliath and Atlas...TheManWithoutFear said:Where's the preview linked at?
Goliath is a seperate individual from Hawkeye and Hank. I do believe they're ultimizing the Thunderbolts member.
Also since the preview shows pretty much every character still on the team so who the hell is the traitor? When does the Annual take place on the timeline?
TheManWithoutFear said:Goliath is a seperate individual from Hawkeye and Hank. I do believe they're ultimizing the Thunderbolts member.
Goodwill said:That's what I thought, too! Could someone please help us out?
TheManWithoutFear said:I thought there was a member on Thunderbolts named Goliath but I guess Veg knows more about that than I do ... so I dunno... but at least it's safe to say that this Ultimate Goliath is going to be a different individual.