Ultimate Comics: Ultimates #28

Okay, it's nothing that reinvents the wheel, but Fialkov's Ultimates does refresh the once-troubled series and in a short space of time he's given it back its edge. It feels dangerous again, and chock full of potential " I haven't enjoyed this series so much in months. A must-read if you're a regular Ultimates fan, and there's enough here to warrant making a return trip if you're a lapsed reader. Read Full Review

Aside from this I still find myself very much engaged in this story because with everything that has happened so far we are still reaching the climax of this arc. Call it cliche, but the execution is there and so is the intensity when needed. Read Full Review

Carmine Di Giandomenico's artwork has its clear strengths and weaknesses with this series. His style lends a nicely sinister edge to characters like Reed Richards, particularly in his various creepy displays of stretchy powers. But the storytelling and framing falter somewhat during the larger action scenes, such as when the Howling Commandos launch their big assault. Di Giandomenico captures the darkness of this story well, but the spectacle not as much. Read Full Review

Ultimate Goblin

Sep 16, 2022

Remember how some edgelords told us that Ultimate is a perfect universe, because it's serious and all deaths are permanent here?