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Writer: Al Ewing / Artist: Travel Foreman / Marvel Comics [quote_simple]”Uh, uh, along with the track, man. Uh, pardon me, uh, as I come back.”- Busta Rhymes[/quote_simple] The Ultimates were brought together to troubleshoot universal cosmic issues. To fix the impossible problems that were ignored for too long. That was the task of The Ultimates… then Civil War II happened and T’Challa said “Fuck this shit, I’m out” and Carol Danvers got a table flipped on her courtesy of America Chavez… oh and Thanos escaped along with the Anti-Man. Yeah, that’s where things were left for us as we come back to the aftermath of The Ultimates. Ewing gives us the run down on what the team has been doing post-break up as Adam and Monica unveil how Monica is actually working on a cosmic level of awareness without realizing it. Ewing is really building up Monica Rambeau to come into her own as a no-longer-underrated blockbuster powerhouse in the Marvel Universe (Adam Bradshear ain’t no slouch either). The true meat of the story lies in the meeting between Carol Danvers and Luke Charles (who’s that, you ask?). Oh y’all not familiar with the American undercover identity of T’Challa? We gotta talk about this because this is truly hilarious. T’Challa is talking to Carol about why everything fell apart, mostly due to her using The Ultimates as a means to back her stance in Civil War II with Ulysses’ ability to #ProtectTheFuture which took eyes off the true goal. I really liked this conversation of …
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