AVENGERS #6 and Commissions: Ultron as Yorick

[starwolf_oakley]

A page from AVENGERS #6, as well as a couple of commissions with Ultron playing the part of Yorick. And no, not in that adaptation of Y: THE LAST MAN we're all waiting for.

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Kang has saved the world from Ultron. Um, hooray?



Now, two more examples of Ultron as Yorick, with the Vision as Hamlet.

Commission by Jeff Moy:


I sold this George Perez commission to someone in France:

Comments

[thanekos]

oh, he was relishing that bounce.

" That's for Last Avengers Story, robot. "

[crinos]

A good point; since Kang is a time traveller, he's probably hep to all the what-ifs and elseworlds out there.

Kang: "Okay, which one to conquer..."

Minion: "What about the ruins-verse?"

Kang: "GAH! Never again. Never. Again."

[pyrotwilight]

Him and Time Trapper are probably good buds.

[crinos]

Hell, Kang probably IS Time Trapper.

[pyrotwilight]

Don't tell Superboy Prime, he hasn't read that yet.

[droolfangrrl]

there was a page where they had Shelly's poem Ozymandias as the text and some kid breaking Ultron's antenna in the last panel....

[althechi]

I have that, but it's in black and white. I always wondered how Ultron bounced back from that, seeing as the Vision says that he'd need the whole head (electrodes and all).

[icon_uk]

He'd taken out the extended warranty on himself, so the Tech Guys HAD to rebuild him

[cainofdreaming]

It's been shown that Ultron has secondary copies of himself stored away in some supercomputer in his bases. Just in case his current body gets destroyed and he can't wi-fi away. So if he is destroyed the copy is simply placed in a new body and new Ultron-'insert number' is born.

This happened when Ultron-11 was thought to have been destroyed in the Secret Wars, Ultron-12 was made and went on to fight the West Coast Avengers until he decided he'd much rather reconcile with Pym and be a better, happier bot. It all ended a bit badly when Ultron-11 got back, though.

[blackruzsa]

That looked a lot familiar, and now I know why: