Character Ownage

Originally posted by Digi
This. Up until about Ultimatum, I vastly preferred it to 616. Every book I picked up hooked me, even for teams or characters I had previously not given a sh*t about.

The soup got pissed in when Loeb came onboard and did Ultaimtes 3. I dont think he actually read anything but a synopsis of Ultimates 2 or 3 so he completely missed Millar's tone and approach. It was basically the 616 Marvel Heroes except they could do edgy things like incest.

When Millar came back i loved the not too subtle in comic nod to the fact that Loeb had Loebbed the Universe he helped create:

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I didn't catch that as a jab at Loeb, but that's hilarious.

And tragic, of course. But we have to get our amusement somewhere.

Originally posted by Galan007
Part 2 - Galactus BFR'd to the N-Zone:

Absolutely perfect ending. All in all, this was easily one of Marvel's best events to date... Bendis is brilliant. 👆

A must read of 2014

I smell an Eisner Award...

Thank God I skipped it all together and didn't buy into the hype.

Originally posted by Epicurus
TBH, she wasn't even trying to fight back in that instance, while Superman did put some effort into actually trying to hurt her.

I found it the other way around. PG had no control over herself and was probably going all out unintentionally, while superman was the one trying to help her against batman's wishes.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
The one thing that pisses me off though is that Thor never got to see a conclusion to his encounter with Sentry. That shit imo is just poor story telling after the build up.

He did face him when Wasp saved his *ss. Besides, you know how that worked for Thor on his return match against Tutinax mmm

Originally posted by Galan007
Old-school... MiracleMan owned:

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😂

Now I need to see those pictures.

Originally posted by carver9
I dont read too much abstract material (I leave that for people like Mr. Masters, Galan, operator, etc...) but is Exitar on or above a fed Galactus level?

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
I'd choose Big G.

The Scrier and Other fight is still fresh in my mind.

Originally posted by Galan007
Shame too because the precursor/lead-in issue(which wasn't written by Bendis) was brilliant. Actually got me excited for the event.

Bendis pretty much wiped his ass on each and every page, though. A dozen or so issues that featured Galactus.... Not really doing anything at all, before getting owned by BFR. Love it. 👆

Originally posted by Diesldude
I found it the other way around. PG had no control over herself and was probably going all out unintentionally, while superman was the one trying to help her against batman's wishes.

Superman vs being held by unbreakable chains.

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Hulk vs being held by an abstract.

🙂

Said abstract was only half at full strength and but out was taking up a significant amount of his strength but said abstract was tricked by Dazzler into raising hulk but said abstract managed to effortlessly mind control Dr Strange, Deadpool, Ghost Rider and Scarlet Witch but said abstract did say he was weaker in this realm which us why he errata his "hunting mask", to hide him from those who would wish him harm

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
It was a mistake to trust Hulk. I feel betrayed.

It was Thor who failed, actually. He can't do a single thing right.