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Ultimate X-Men: Ultimate Vol. 3 (Ultimate X-Men hardcovers #3)
Professor X thought he'd solved the problem of Magneto, but the mutant master of magnetism has regained his memory and his mission Now the X-Men are on the run, with the Ultimates hot on their trail Can the X-Men stop Magneto before he executes his plan to enslave the human race?
Hardcover, 312 pages
Published
December 24th 2003
by Marvel Comics
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A pretty solid volume. Nothing bad, although nothing that blew me out of the water. I really enjoyed the seamless inclusion of the Ultimates in here, really made the X-men feel like they were part of the Ultimate world, as well as tying the wasp's mutant status all in.
Not sure how I feel about the phoenix force being dragged along. I was really disappointed in how quick and shitty that story arc went in Ultimate X-men so I'm hoping it's being kept alive to do it proper credit. I'm afraid it's ju...more
Not sure how I feel about the phoenix force being dragged along. I was really disappointed in how quick and shitty that story arc went in Ultimate X-men so I'm hoping it's being kept alive to do it proper credit. I'm afraid it's ju...more
The series continues to impress me with its deft integration of years of past continuity and more realistic characterization of the Marvel universe. I've heard complaints from other comic fans about misguided character changes in the other aspects of Ultimate line-up (the hulking Green Goblin for starters) but I have no real complaints about how they've merged and updated the characters in the X-Men. I was at a point where I needed some fresh perspective and this series provides just that.
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Oct 10, 2011
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Que estaba a mano
Nifús nifás en estas dos megasagas faltas de ideas verdaderamente buenas, nuevas y/o sorprendentes. Y en el aspecto visual la verdad que tampoco ganan mucho. Mis opiniones de cada una ya las vertí en las reseñas de
Ultimate War y El regreso del Rey respectivamente.
Ultimate War y El regreso del Rey respectivamente.
Can I say, awesome? Haha, maybe I'm over hyping it now. But uh, perhaps Magneto's increasing dorkiness is endearing him to me. And, as cool as Prof X is? He's creeping me out, which is apparently the intended effect.
Ehehe, I'm such a fangirl for all the mutants. More detailed review is forthcoming.
Ehehe, I'm such a fangirl for all the mutants. More detailed review is forthcoming.
At least the art improved. But otherwise the story/plot/characters of this run of X-men sucked. It was so bad I will not be checking out further issues of this series. Bleh.
This one does have a cameo of the Ultimates in it, but it's still a great story. Loved it.
Liked the artwork. Story line was fine. Good read
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Mark Millar is an award-winning Scottish comic book writer born in Coatbridge. Now a resident of Glasgow, Millar has been the highest selling British comic-book writer working in America this decade. His best known works include: The Authority, Ultimates 1 and 2, adaptations of Jack Kirby's and Stan Lee's Avengers, Wanted, Marvel Knights Spider-Man, Ultimate Fantastic Four, and Civil War. In Augus...more
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