Yep, more Bruce Lee. Shameless. After the so-called fairy tale recaps, sort of, we get right back into it. Some collar on that shirt. This is a very Bendis speech. It’s one…
Tag: Ultimate Marvel Team-Up
UMTU 15
If you got up this morning and you thought, “I would like to see Bruce Lee bodies with random heads on them,” the covers of UMTU 15 & 16 by David Mack…
UMTU 14
This month, UMTU welcomes Terry Moore, of the long-running Strangers In Paradise, among other things (Although I think he’d done little else at this point, he really stretched out into other areas…
UMTU 13
More magical mayhem awaits. We begin this month on a very trippy visual of Strange drifting through his own memory of a confrontation with his mother, wherein he’d learned about his dad’s…
UMTU 12
This probably isn’t where I should catch up with UMTU, but it’s so outdated by now. Like, this issue came out the same month as USM 17. It’s so bizarre Bendis boxed…
UMTU 11
After the rather absurd label of “manga-influenced” was applied to not very manga-looking superhero art in the mid-to-late 90s, Americans (& Canadians) doing actual manga-influenced art gained steam. People like Adam Warren,…
UTMU 10
This month… well, it’s a weird one, and our artist is John Totleben. He first got famous inking Stephen Bissette on the run of Swamp Thing that was also Alan Moore’s first…
UTMU 08
This month we get to the first of many comics from this period we’ll see with a 9/11 memorial box on the cover. For a company and really an industry almost exclusively…
UTMU 09
Of all the artists featured in this book so far, Jim Mahfood is by far the most radical choice. A fixture of the indie world at the time, doing comics a lot…
UMTU 07
Cool cover. Let’s learn about Ultimate Daredevil. We’re really reducing Ultimate DD to a pre-1990s-style blurb for a backstory? This issue begins with a cop starting a fight in a bar because…