The Ultimates #2
SCORE: 63
The Ultimates #2 cost me $4.99 to purchase. There are twenty-two
pages of comic book content within The Ultimates #2. We get two pages of
comic book content, then an intro page, roster page, and then the
credits page. Advertisements can be found all throughout the The
Ultimates #2 comic book. There is a page near the end of The Ultimates
#2 devoted to the very next issue.
There will be spoilers in this review of the The Ultimates #2 comic
book. Families need to be aware of violence and blood in The Ultimates
#2. There is also an attempt to attack and redefine the past in The
Ultimates #2. If kids do now know the real history there is a danger
that entertainment like The Ultimates #2 can skew their viewpoint. Of
course The Ultimates #2 is written by radical far leftists.
The team in The Ultimates #2 goes to the White House and meets Midas. He
is in charge of this particular area of the world. He claims he bought
the White House. He just had to dispose of the previous tenant. America
as we know it is not alive in The Ultimates #2. The people are
oppressed, and Midas justifies it. A woman with some cosmic powers is
trapped in the basement of the White House.
The team saves this woman in The Ultimates #2. The downside is she is
what powers their grid. That means a lot of people will suffer without
power. We are talking about people in hospitals, and not being able to
cook meals. I suspect the poor will really suffer without power in The
Ultimates #2. Sadly this comic book does not address that particular
problem. I wish it did.
I feel like The Ultimates #2 is overpriced for the amount of comic book
content we receive. The art is also not very good in parts of The
Ultimates #2. I am a big believer in sticking to truth. I have stood up
against those bullies trying to force everyone to accept attempts to
redefine things. The Ultimates #2 is a real letdown in that regard. The
Ultimates #2 does not even try to stand up to the attempts to redefine.
I wish the writers had more courage in this comic book.
- Paul
Graphics: 62%
Writing: 66%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Story: 66%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Camp, Frigeri, Blee
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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