Ultimates #11
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| Writer | Deniz Camp |
| Artist | Juan Frigeri |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE WAR FOR ASGARD! A NEW HERO APPROACHES!
Time to topple another of the Maker's dominoes: removing LOKI from his seat of power in Asgard!
Thor, Sif and She-Hulk journey into mystery for blood, for glory and for rebellion, and discover a surprising new ally!
RATED T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.9
The Comicbook Dispatch - Dispatchdcu
Apr 09, 2025Overall, Ultimates #11 is a fantastic installment that expands the scope of the series and introduces a compelling new element to the fight against the Maker. The Asgardian setting provides a rich backdrop for action and intrigue, and the surprising new ally promises exciting developments to come. This issue solidifies Ultimates as a must-read title in the current Marvel landscape. Read Full Review
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8.7
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Apr 09, 2025Frigeri delivers beautifully detailed and visually impressive art throughout the issue. A beautifully evocative experience. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Apr 09, 2025The Ultimates #11 is a bold, ambitious comic that experiments with format and storytelling to great effect, offering readers both dazzling visuals and poignant commentary, though a slightly overstuffed execution and narrative hiccups may divide some. Read Full Review
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8.0
Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson
Apr 15, 2025A series of epic images, with a matching poetic edda, make for an energetic and ambitious read. Read Full Review
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7.0
Nerd Initiative - Josh Allen
Apr 09, 2025What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media! Read Full Review
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4.5
Weird Science Marvel Comics - mrgabehernandez
Apr 09, 2025The Ultimates #11 is a pretty book that's an Absolute chore to get through. Deniz Camp experiments with the narrative format by telling the story in epic poem verses, infusing social messaging about Loki's oppressive rule as an allegory for everything from worker mistreatment to artistic censorship. If that sounds like the exact opposite of entertaining, you are correct. Bonus points for Juan Frigeri's fantastic art. Read Full Review
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4.0
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Apr 15, 2025There is no flow to the pacing of the story no matter how hard Deniz Camp and Juan Friegeri try. The narrative choice ends up taking you out of feeling connected to this story. It is just a reminder of how The Ultimates continues fall far behind other titles in the Ultimate Universe publishing line. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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10
Plot This entire comic is narrated in the form of a poem; it's a magnificent script. This issue narrates the rebellion that Sif and Thor organized against Loki, who resides on Odin's throne with his head rotting on a spear. Loki has all of Asgard starving while he feasts every night. His government is extremely authoritarian, censoring any kind of knowledge, leaving the younger generations ignorant. Thor and Sif tried to recruit forces in different realms, but everyone fears Loki, so Thor negotiates with Sutur to possibly trigger Ragnarok. Tony Stark finally awakens and needs to know everything that has happened during his recovery. Art It's organic and textured, giving it an appropriate dynamism and dramatic tone, with cer more
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I guess I wasn't the only one wondering: what of Asgard? All we know so far, was that The Maker made a deal with Loki for him to rule instead of Odin and maybe stay away from Midgard. Simple, but Occam's Razor suggests, that maybe in fact it was that simple for the two gods to come to an agreement. Oh, but it anything but simple for the rest of the 9 realms. With Odin out of the way and Thor locked up, Loki had free reign to rule as he saw fit. Unlike its 616 counterparts, this Loki had not had no reservation, no space for goodness, pranks nor any slight of goodness in his icy heart. There is no ambition other than ruling king. For that, what's a few deals and compromises here and there? If Loki's heart was to be fulfilled, deal was to be more
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Are you telling me I get 20+ pages of splash pages by Juan Frigieri and a Poem about resisting worker and artisan class oppression for $5? Hell yea! Great work
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8.5
Asgard is the least favorite part of Marvel for me and I don't usually seek out poetry but this story was well done.
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7.5
Listen, I liked this and really appreciated what Camp was trying to do here. However, I think poetry just...isn't my absolute favorite thing, unfortunately. That said, this was probably my least favorite issue of the series. Something Camp has been doing recently in his work, across the board, is challenge the norms and such when it comes to comics. For that, I have a lot of respect for Camp, and it's worked out well a good amount of the time. However, for me, it just didn't land as well this time around.
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Art: 4/5 Story: 3.5/5 Total: 7.5/10
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7.0
Some great art. The script took a lot of talent to execute. Doesn't mean it's a great comic though.
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5.0
I liked the art. The story didn't do it for me to be honest. It didn't need to be done in this style. It really hindered the story.
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4.0
Talk about a waste of money, other than some gorgeous art, this book is pure filler, we get a grand tour of Loki's Asgard while each page is a huge splash page. Which irks me, Kirby or Perez could have done this whole issua in 3 pages. There is a huge cliff hanger back home which is the story we shoulda been reading all along. :(
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