Ultimates 2 #3 Review

Writer: Al Ewing / Artist: Travel Foreman / Marvel Comics Yo, it’s looking like Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas out in space, fam. Lord Choas and Lord Order straight up 187’d the living tribunal. Galactus and his heard Anti-Man are straight up like, “Oooooooh shit they shootin’?!” The living Tribunal told everyone that there’s a new hierarchy and a new status quo since it’s a brand new universe. Chaos and Order took that shit to heart and straight up started showing their ass to the extreme. Al Ewing is really having these cosmic entities going through their on Civil War but there ain’t shit civil going on out in the solar systems. Listen man, Ewing is going to get god body status for this. We’re seeing these cosmic characters in a new light, eternity is chained up, Living Tribunal (the embodiment of law and justice) just got the clapping, Chaos and Order letting them choppas rang out against Galactus and Anti-Man is on the run to warn everyone. This is how you deliver an interesting story people, we’ve had build up and the pay off is here and right the fuck now. Let’s also keep in mind that while our heroes are teaming up in secret and dealing with this cosmic cluster fuck there is a new team gathered together as their successors. A lot of these people are either new or really obscure but Ewing is making it evident they aren’t a fucking joke in the least bit. We know they’re dangerous and that they’re able to break into Blue Marvel’s lab on some Black Ops tactical shit, mind …

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