René
Starring in "The Longest Yard", opening Memorial D
Is Ultimate Nightmare after Ultimates Vol. 1 or is this during regular continuity?
Ricky said:Anyway, have you noticed that the Ultimate X-Men get quite a poor treatment, compared to the Ultimates? To me, it feels like Ellis doesn't have anything to say about the X-Men.
1. We get a proper explanation, why Fury chose his team.
The X-men seem to be random (where is cyclops, as profilent team leader?)
2. The X-Men son't seem to have any personal relations. They behave like mashines, that don't care about anything beyond the mission.
Anyway, have you noticed that the Ultimate X-Men get quite a poor treatment, compared to the Ultimates?
UltimateE said:Anyway, have you noticed that the Ultimate X-Men get quite a poor treatment, compared to the Ultimates?
Compared to anyone. Not just in Ult. Nightmare - Marvel can't/won't put a regular creative team on the title.
Well, I guess this tends to be a problem when we don't have a stable writer for more than 12 issues, huh?
jtg3885 said:Colossus for regional knowledge, Jean because she's telepathic and therefore has had mental contact with whatever is transmitting, and Wolverine for muscle. Obvious, no?
Ricky said:Yeah, but Cyclops (as steady team leader), Jean (because of her abilities) and Colossus (because he is russian) would have made a lot of more sense. It'd be the team you'd expect. Or at least I'd expect. He should at least have given any (ANY!) explanation for Cyclops not being chosen.
Still, where should we put this book, continuity-wise compared to Ult. X-Men?