Monday, August 26, 2013
Age of Ultron #7
Age of Ultron Book Seven was really good. If it had been an issue of the Fantastic Four
or X-Men (or one of the Wolverine titles) I would have been ecstatic. Instead the story (which ends in a cliff hanger)
has nothing to do with the Ultron story even if the first few pages were Sue
Storm and Wolverine wondering if they had done the right thing or not in
killing Hank Pym. When our heroes return
to the “present” they are attacked by the Defenders seemingly acting much like
the Avengers. It was very interesting to
see the “present” heroes and how they were different from our main timeline
counterparts. Wolverine was still the
stereotypical Wolverine and the Thing along with Dr. Strange seemed normal. But Colonel America (Looks like Nick Fury),
The Hulk (with Bruce Banners Brain) Captain Marvel (Jean Grey?) Cable (Cyclops)
as well as Star-Lord seemed different.
The biggest change seems to be Tony Stark has gone all armor and
protecting us for our own good. I am
interested in seeing how this sub story turns out but would prefer some focus
on the main story.
Labels:
Age of Ultron,
comic books,
Defenders,
Doctor Strange,
Hank Pym,
Iron Man,
Marvel Comics,
Wolverine
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