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Ultimate Comics X-Men By Nick Spencer Vol. 1 Kindle & comiXology

by Nick Spencer (Author), Paco Medina (Illustrator, Artist), Carlo Barberi (Illustrator, Artist) Format: Kindle Edition

4.1 40 ratings

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Collects Ultimate Comics X-Men #1-6.

Magneto's Ultimatum has changed the world: unregistered mutants are shot on sight. Prison camps. And worse. Mutantkind is scattered and hiding. Iceman, Kitty Pryde and the Human Torch have gone underground. Karen Grant and Ultimate X are on the run. The divide between mankind and mutantkind grows wider than ever before!

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00EARP2GQ
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Marvel (September 26, 2012)
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Mitchell Henry

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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2015

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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2015

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Decent read and setup for a good storyline

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Ultimate Comics X-Men By Nick Spencer - Volume 1

Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2017

The biggest mutant cover-up has gone public as the true history of the X-Gene is revealed. the United States government has been outed as the X-Gene's creator and mutants have been branded terrorists. as an identity crisis rocks the mutant world, the mistrust between man and x-man gets deeper ... and it is in this insanity that the X-Men emerge. Who are the X-Men? and how will they fare in a world where they are criminals? Will these outlaw mutants be willing to defend mankind, when all of humanity cries out for their imprisonment?

COLLECTING: ULTIMATE COMICS X-MEN 1-6
are thery serious with this that mutants were created by the government?

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2012

After reading the Ultimate Comics X origin stories, I was interested in seeing how the new Ultimate X-Men storyline was going to play out. Now that I have read this book I am wanting to read more of this story. Also I want to know how the Human Torch is now part of the X-Men? That is the one thing that I don't understand, well that and the surprise at the end of the book. I will be buying the next volume to see how this rag tag band of X-Men works out with Kitty Pryde as the leader.

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Not a very cohesive follow-up to Loeb's already bogged-down start

Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2012

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With "Ultimate Comics X" Jeph Loeb built a structure and made promises. With "Ultimate Comics X-Men Vol. 1" Nick Spencer makes use of the structure but only partially follows through on the promises.

The story begins with Karen Grant (formerly Jean Grey) seeking out a new mutant at her parents' house. Through this introduction we get a bleak reminder of the status of mutants in the Ultimate Universe -- turn yourself in to a detention camp, or be shot on sight. Elsewhere, Kitty Pryde, Iceman, and the Human Torch are hiding out in the Morlock tunnels. Conflict comes in the form of Bishop Stryker, a would-be human Sentinel who can "cure" mutant abilities. Further hijinks ensue when Quicksilver starts giving the President of the United States advice on what to do about the mutant problem. It all starts turning fairly "Days of Future Past" pretty quickly, only without the familiar mutants who would make it palatable to read (e.g., Wolverine, Cyclops, Professor X) since they're all dead. This new generation doesn't amount to much. Without the Professor X/Magneto duality to shape this X-Men book, it's pretty much cat-and-mouse, kill-or-be-killed, run-and-hide, and other action cliches. There's a little bit of witty banter, and a couple of twists, but in the end it's not enough to keep my interest in the Ultimate Universe going. It's obvious that Marvel is trying to create something distinctive and original here, but they're falling desperately short, and they don't even have the 100-year time difference of their previous "2009" universe to provide them a comfortable buffer against being too derivative in their ideas. With the downplay of the Jimmy Hudson character (Wolverine's son) and the utter absence of the Hulk from the book despite his seemingly necessary inclusion in "X", Spencer seems to deliberately swerve off the rails laid down by Loeb and goes off in a direction that is less than satisfying. This volume has become the Ultimate Universe's swan song for me.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2013

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Newcomers to superhero fanfare are going to find the contents more or less incomprehensible. Unsympathetic characters, incoherent storytelling, implausible motives—this book's got the lot. It also doesn't help that the cover art is so much cooler than the interiors. I'd skip the Spencer arcs and jump right on to Wood's.

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Travis Sims

Worth the money

Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023

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The book came in great condition, the shipping was as expected if not a tiny bit slow. Packaging was decent enough, no damage. Worth the buy.

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Scott Flower

Better than expected

Reviewed in Canada on April 30, 2012

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From the reviews I had seen on the single issues and what my friend who has been reading the issues in mixed order has told me I had very little hope for this book and was just buying it to complete my Ultimate universe hardcovers. I was pleasantly surprised to find out it didn't suck and I am looking forward to seeing where the this new team will go. All the big names are either dead or captured and there is no one to train these new kids to save the rest of the mutants and that is a very exciting concept. What I'm most excited about is seeing Logan's son Jimmy Hudson the new Wolverine rise up to become the man his father was, just maybe a bit nicer. The story though can be a bit extreme at times and uses the cliche crazy overly religious Catholic as the first story arc villain which I just get annoyed with now. As for the art I love it. It's a very slick modern style of comic art but the details are in the colouring and that helps give the new X-Men their own look that separates this series from the rest of the new Ultimate Comics series. Overall this book is much better than expected and I am looking forward to seeing where this series goes.

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jose ignacio

Me encanta

Reviewed in Spain on September 30, 2013

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Recepción según lo convenido, perfectamente embalado. Ideal para los amantes del comics, y un buen recurso para practicar el ingles.

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