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The Ultimates 2 v 2 Mark Millar Bryan Hitch Steve Dillon Books

A long-standing fact about the "Ultimates" series of comics is that they don't come out with any regularity. While most comics come out every month, the Ultimates came out maybe every six months, maybe not. It was a shame too, because the storytelling here was some of the best in comics today. The idea of the Avengers is redone here with the heroes being flawed and having more adult hangups than the originals. In volume 2, we meet the Ultimate Defenders (a sad shadow of the team we've known for years), we see the downward spiral of Hank Pym's heroic career, the traitor amongst the team is revealed, and the return of the Hulk! Read as a whole here rather than the sporadic story we got from years of waiting for it to end, we see just how powerful and on what a grand scale this story is told on.

There are too many "Wow!" moments in here to include them all (plus I wouldn't want to spoil anything), but seeing Hawkeye cut loose (don't get on his bad side...he gets revenge in creative ways) and watching Quicksilver kill a supervillain at supersonic speed are two incredible moments here. Plus, the Ultimate Captain America disposes of one of the villains in a way our Cap never would have considered. And get ready for the most brutal Hulk/Abomination showdown you've ever seen!

The only slow moment and not really necessary is the Ultimates Annual #1 included here. The solo story with Cap and the Falcon finally teaming is good, but a little out of place with the grand scale of the other story.

Is Thor crazy or really the son of Odin? Would Captain America betray his country? Can Hank Pym ever be trusted again? Get ready for an amazing ride in this collection of stories! Probably the single greatest hardcover collection you'll read this year.


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The Ultimates 2 v 2 Mark Millar Bryan Hitch Steve Dillon Books Reviews

This second in the series picked right off where the first left off as far as quality and storyline are concerned.

Highly recommended.
I bought this as a present for my son. he loves those comics. it was worth every penny to make my son is happy.
I was in no way, shape or form an avengers fan until I stumbled upon Millar's run. Do yourself a favor and get the recently released Mark Millar Ultimates Omnibus. You'll treasure it!
The joy of the graphic novel! This book encompasses the second arc of The Ultimates in a hardbound book. The story and art are from two of the best in the business. I highly recommend it, especially if you haven't been to a comic book store in a while and want to rekindle your interest. Now we only have to await Ultimates 3 in novel form, with art by Joe Mad!...In the meantime, pick this one up and be amazed at how the writer has used very modern concerns to narrate his story...
As an artist, I buy new books with the hope that doesn't get ruined... and most of the time, they don't. But sometimes, I don't want to be a mother hen to my books, and I never have any hesitation in buying used. I bought this book from a 2nd hand store, so I like that it's going to a good cause (it also had a receipt from when it was accepted into the store- October 2010!) so I like that it had a little history before it got to me, a state away, a few months later.

This book was exactly as describe, and I have no fear if it gets banged up a little bit )

(the story is great BTW!)
Following up something as amazing as The Ultimates, Vol. 1 is a hard act, even with the same creative team on board, but Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch manage to live up to the high standards of the first volume.

There are two main stories going on here, the first being the exposure of the Hulk as a member of the Ultimates team, and the second being the revelation that one of the team may be a traitor.

Once again, Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch bring you the superhero movie you've always dreamed of, with tons of action and lots of amazing scenes. Millar makes sure that the characters are more than just one-dimensional muscle freaks, but real people. Between Captain America's lonleyness to Iron Man's chronic self-loathing, all of these characters have a lot of humanity.

I think the best of the characters in this book are Ant-Man/Giant-Man(Harry Pym) and Wasp(Janet Pym). Their relationship is complex and constantly defies expectations. Even though they spend most of the book apart, they have a bond that transcends physical seperation.

The one downside to this book is that it doesn't shock me the way that the first volume did. To be fair, plenty of jaw dropping things happen here, especially in the final 3 or 4 issuse. Lots of surprises, lots of action that keeps going further and further over the top.

But...if you've read volume one you know how far Millar and Hitch can go. You know how crazy it can get. And, knowing that, it is a little less surprising when things start hitting the fan. After volume one, I don't even know if it would have been possible for them to top themselves. They sure did their best, even going almost a year behind schedule to do it, but it still lacks the surprise that it had the first time.
A long-standing fact about the "Ultimates" series of comics is that they don't come out with any regularity. While most comics come out every month, the Ultimates came out maybe every six months, maybe not. It was a shame too, because the storytelling here was some of the best in comics today. The idea of the Avengers is redone here with the heroes being flawed and having more adult hangups than the originals. In volume 2, we meet the Ultimate Defenders (a sad shadow of the team we've known for years), we see the downward spiral of Hank Pym's heroic career, the traitor amongst the team is revealed, and the return of the Hulk! Read as a whole here rather than the sporadic story we got from years of waiting for it to end, we see just how powerful and on what a grand scale this story is told on.

There are too many "Wow!" moments in here to include them all (plus I wouldn't want to spoil anything), but seeing Hawkeye cut loose (don't get on his bad side...he gets revenge in creative ways) and watching Quicksilver kill a supervillain at supersonic speed are two incredible moments here. Plus, the Ultimate Captain America disposes of one of the villains in a way our Cap never would have considered. And get ready for the most brutal Hulk/Abomination showdown you've ever seen!

The only slow moment and not really necessary is the Ultimates Annual #1 included here. The solo story with Cap and the Falcon finally teaming is good, but a little out of place with the grand scale of the other story.

Is Thor crazy or really the son of Odin? Would Captain America betray his country? Can Hank Pym ever be trusted again? Get ready for an amazing ride in this collection of stories! Probably the single greatest hardcover collection you'll read this year.