You might or might not know, that the original X-Men have been in space nearly from the beginning, mostly aboard Shi'ar Starships.
I actually hope they are never gonna rehash any of that. The time for StarWars like action in a Super Hero book is over, in my opinion.
The Ultimates, Volume 1 was a good example for that change in paradigm, being much more closer to Independance Day than to Star Wars.
I personally think that development should be kept, leaving the Ultimate Universe with as few Star Travel as possible.
The Ultimates going to the Moon, I could envision that.
The Ultimate FF going anywhere they like, that's okay with me.
But the Ultimate X-Men (and even more so Ultimate Spiderman) just wouldn't work in space, in my opinion.
On this matter, I would also like to do without time travel (no Ultimate Past of Future Days for me) as well as Demons from Fiendish Dimensions (so no Ultimate Belasco for me, either).
So in a way, I'm glad Vaughan gave Scott a father, that bought him a copy of Empire Strikes Back at the age of seven, after which Scott made up a SF world called Corsair, simply for the reason that this should make any Ultimate Corsair as good as impossible.
What do you think?
I actually hope they are never gonna rehash any of that. The time for StarWars like action in a Super Hero book is over, in my opinion.
The Ultimates, Volume 1 was a good example for that change in paradigm, being much more closer to Independance Day than to Star Wars.
I personally think that development should be kept, leaving the Ultimate Universe with as few Star Travel as possible.
The Ultimates going to the Moon, I could envision that.
The Ultimate FF going anywhere they like, that's okay with me.
But the Ultimate X-Men (and even more so Ultimate Spiderman) just wouldn't work in space, in my opinion.
On this matter, I would also like to do without time travel (no Ultimate Past of Future Days for me) as well as Demons from Fiendish Dimensions (so no Ultimate Belasco for me, either).
So in a way, I'm glad Vaughan gave Scott a father, that bought him a copy of Empire Strikes Back at the age of seven, after which Scott made up a SF world called Corsair, simply for the reason that this should make any Ultimate Corsair as good as impossible.
What do you think?