Ultimate Invasion #2
SCORE: 61
I am continuing my exploration of Ultimate Invasion with the Ultimate
Invasion #2 comic book. This comic book is thirty-two pages long and
costs $5.99. It is down eight pages and three dollars. I am a bit
baffled at the price point these comic books are selling for. Ultimate
Invasion #2 teaches me that the main bad guy is called The Maker. He is
making the world as he sees fit. There will be spoilers in this review.
The Maker is manipulating time with his Immortus Engine in Ultimate
Invasion #2. The interesting thing is all these heroes show up to attack
The Maker and the heroes he has defending him. There is a page on
Ultimate Invasion #2 that explains which heroes have been neutralized or
tamed in Ultimate Invasion #2. This is of course an alternate dimension
where The Maker completely controls the world.
The Maker in Ultimate Invasion #2 reminds me of Krang the Conqueror in
the first season of Loki. All of the outcomes are controlled to keep the
world just the way one bad guy wants it to be. The Maker also took
damage at some point as part of his head is missing in Ultimate Invasion
#2. He claims to have transported his vitals to somewhere else. The
Maker also knew when heroes would appear and attack him.
The issues families can have with Ultimate Invasion #2 are violence,
blood, lack of attire, enticement to lust, and more. Advertisements can
be found throughout Ultimate Invasion #2. There are also pages that tell
us what chapter we are on for example. There is not much at the end of
Ultimate Invasion #2 though. The next issue page does not really show us
much in Ultimate Invasion #2.
There is an interesting version of The Hulk in Ultimate Invasion #2. I
am not sure how certain heroes were tamed in Ultimate Invasion #2. The
time machine concept is interesting in Ultimate Invasion #2. Certain
people are killed to stop the heroes that were created that came into
his dimension. I am not sure where they came from though. Another
timeline or the future. Ultimate Invasion #2 is getting more interesting
but continuing to leave large gaps.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 65%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Story: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 55%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Hickman, Hitch, Currie, Sinclair
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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