cyberghostface: (Spidey & MJ)cyberghostface ([personal profile] cyberghostface) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily,
@ 2011-12-21 04:40 pm UTC
Entry tags:char: electro/max dillon, char: nick fury, char: spider-man/miles morales, char: spider-woman/jessica drew, creator: brian michael bendis, creator: sara pichelli, title: ultimate comics spider-man
Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) encounters Miles (wearing a cheap store-bought Spider-Man costume) and takes him to SHIELD. There, Nick Fury and the rest deduce from his blood that he's the real deal. Jessica thinks the impersonation is in poor taste.

Electro manages to escape from SHIELD custody. Against Fury's orders, Miles confronts him.





With Electro's electricity disrupted by Miles' venom blast, Nick Fury is able to take him down.

The next day, Miles gets a visit from someone at school...




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venatosapiens: griffin vulture (raptor)


[personal profile] venatosapiens
2011-12-21 09:58 pm UTC (link)
Other then the slightly weird feeling of seeing Jessica Drew in the Ultimates, I really like this. I just reread the first six volumes of Ultimate Spiderman in trade and this feels a lot like them in tone, which is cool. And the art is just gorgeous.

I also like the fact that Nick Fury, under Bendis's pen, is significantly less of a bastard. Millar's version of him rankled very, very fast.

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2011-12-21 10:37 pm UTC (link)
any cahracter under Millar rankles me....

that said, yeah Fury has learned by now (would you imagine that... character growth?)

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venatosapiens: griffin vulture (raptor)


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2011-12-21 10:46 pm UTC (link)
In the Ultimate Universe? Surely not!

You know, the sad thing is, I was willing to ignore Ultimatum but take everything that came after. But the Ultimate Universe was so horribly mishandled afterwards. Ultimate Avengers got worse and worse, Ultimates was....eh, and Ultimate Spiderman, as usual, was the only bright light.

I can't say I'm too fond of Hickman's work on the title either. If anything, it feels just a little too big and fast. Not every issue needs to be an event. Even Millar knew that...once upon a time.

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