Ultimate Vision was a limited series post-Ultimate Extinction.

[thanekos]

It was five tonally continuous issues, a techno-thriller with bleeding-edge technobabble written by Mike Carey and drawn by Brandon Peterson.

It was preceded by Ultimate Vision #0, a collection of pertinent backups that'd run in other Ultimate books as a lead-up to Extinction.

Written by Mark Millar and drawn by John Romita Jr., they focus on the Ultimate universe's Vision, introduced as an alien come to warn about the coming of the world-eating Gah Lak Tus. Ultimate Vision #0 frames them as a bridge from the multiple-characters mini to the character-specific one.

( They're a conversation between the Vision and the Ultimate universe's Sam Wilson. )

Miracleman: The Silver Age #4 - "An Alien Walks Amongst Us"

[laughing_tree]

What’s fun is it becomes not only utopian but monstrous. You have one superhero battle, and it’s a terrible thing that leaves Earth with a psychic wound that’s almost impossible to overcome. In old comics, like old sitcoms, it didn’t matter what happened — at the beginning of the next episode you’re back in the status quo. Alan was the first person to go, “You can’t actually do that.” If Superman existed, he would change the world. -- Neil Gaiman

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Tamamo-chan’s a Fox Vol. 2

[iamrman]

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2000ad Prog 2322 - Boo Capitalism

[shakalooloo]

Bad in both the form of corporate promotion, and in the form of one megalomaniac at the top of the very steep pyramid.



( FULL FORENSIC AUDIT!!! )

( Q Knows the Truth! )

Barbaric: Hell To Pay #2

[shakalooloo]

Even when half of them are stuck in Hell, there's always time for sexual tension!



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