REVIEW: Age Of Ultron #9 (of 10)

Or – “An Uneven Series Thus Far…”

Future Wolverine traveled back in time to undo Ultron’s reign of terror by murdering Hank Pym, but created an even more crapsack world in the doing.  Now, he’s once again in the timestream, but if Doctor Who has taught us anything, it’s that messing with history can be dicey business.  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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REVIEW: Age Of Ultron #8 (of 10)

Or – “Every Life Makes Ripples…”

Wolverine must have never seen an episode of Doctor Who, because he’d know that you can’t mess with a fixed point in time.  After his world turned to madness, the Canucklehead traveled back in time to murder Henry Pym before he created Ultron, but things are not as simple as all that.  (They never are…)  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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REVIEW: Age of Ultron #7

As any comic fan knows, Marvel just loves their events. It seems like every year we are getting a new company wide, multi-series spanning, universe altering event from the House of Ideas. This year’s (or 2013 for you future people) is Age of Ultron, bringing back the infamous automaton (and notable Avengers villain), Ultron! In a dystopian future ravaged by the robot army of Ultron, who will survive? Just who exactly is pulling the strings? Is the story worth reading? Find out the answer to at least one of these questions in your Major Spoilers review!

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REVIEW: Age Of Ultron #6 (of 10)

Or – “Oh, Well…  That Wasn’t What I Expected.”

After four relatively lackluster issues that clearly took place in an alternate timeline/pocket dimension/what-have-you, issue #5 sudden flipped the script on the Age Of Ultron, making what was a pretty standard post-apocalyptic bit of blah-blah-blah into something with potential.  What does the future hold for our heroes?  And, more importantly, what does the PAST have to say for itself?  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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REVIEW: Age Of Ultron #4 (of 10)

Or – “Weekly Books Make Everything A Blur…”

Marvel’s current publishing strategy isn’t one that every company can pull off, but it’s one they’ve had success with since the 80s: Put out as much product as you can, as quickly as you can.  With Hickman’s Avengers, it’s been pretty successful.  With Age of Ultron, well…

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