Wait so if Spider-Man is an adult while Ironman is a teenager that means the rest of The Avengers are teenagers as well and the Young Avengers are adults
@@cjgamer6356Not necessarily, we see the likes of Thor, Sif and Doom/Reed Richards are adults. Black Panther too is an adult, Hulk is an adult, Captain America as well. Most of the iconic avengers are adults, maybe some others that haven’t been shown yet are teens or maybe some others don’t even exist, we’ll have to wait and see
@@purplelightning2902 Okay but wouldn't it make sense for the og 6 Avengers to be de aged so they would be closer to Tony's age while aging up the Young Avengers and have them be closer to Peter's age
What's really messed up is when Reed tries to measure tine in the chamber by following a small light that looks like the sun. After doing calculations and following it for a long time it becomes inconsistent... He then finds out that it's The Maker moving it himself as a form of mental torture.
Seeing ultimate Peter Parker Spider-Man being an adult and married to his wife Mary Jane and they have there two kids mayday Parker the future spider girl and Richard Parker her brother is really cool, while ultimate iron man is a teenager is very funny but also ironic at least in my opinion.
Pretty hyped for this universe since I'm gonna try and follow it from the beginning instead of researching where to start and issue lol. I like the setup a lot
Now this makes a whole lot more sense. I read the new ultimate spider-man comic and was wondering how those people died and why Peter didn’t have powers
Despite Ultimate Invasion being far from Hickman's best work and being a bit too confusing at times (I've been rereading it like once a month since it came out and I'm only now starting to really get everything that happens), I'm glad that I got all four issues (and with the main covers too). The art is great, and with how good USM is starting out, I have a feeling I'm not gonna regret pulling all 3 of the new UU series', so in a decade or so it's gonna feel good to look back and see that I have the series where it all started. Ultimate Universe 1 shot is amazing though, had none of the problems of UI and is making me really excited for the Ultimates series that just got announced, even if I'm not the biggest fan of the writer-artist pairing it got
I'm surprised seeing so much positivity in these comment sections for this storyline, most people who I've seen talking about it since it came out weren't huge fans. I'm guessing it has something to do with reading it vs having it explained to you, because some of the biggest flaws people usually have with it are it being too slow/just people talking and it being too confusing to follow.
@@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868 I mean I get criticism towards the old ultimate universe 100% but the new one seems different I wonder if they’re gonna push it, we’ll see
Yes, but we never got the end of the story. And given that in Ultimate Invitation, the Creator goes to a universe similar to the traditional universe to recreate the Ultimate Universe, it is possible that the original Ultimate Universe will be destroyed a second time and for good, or that the resurrection of the original Ultimate Universe was retcon.
Has The Maker done anything post-Secret Wars to establish himself as a villain in 616? I know he popped up in Venom but can't recall if he did anything to show 616 Reed he's a threat.
Reed remembers secret wars, so thats enough lol plus venom tie in, cameo in the Dr doom iron man, Annd I know thiers one more but can't remember. Also the years with Owen Reese watching the multiverse as they slice him (the maker) into each.
I hope in the new ultimate universe they will sprinkle little mentions of the old universe. Like if Spider-Man meets the new ultimate green goblin and spidey says: Spider-Man: "Woah, you've slimmed down a lot!"Have you been dieting?" Green Goblin: "What the hell are you talking about?" Spider-Man: "You don't remember looking like hulk's rejected evil twin?" Green Goblin: *visible anger and confusion*
a universe is a set, if something is missing or there more object that were destine to be , it not the same , that is not earth 1610 / ultimate universe
Why do they have to write in a reason why the universe returned, in universe? I really dont like how movies are doing that. Cant it just be a standalone reimagining from scratch without any baggage or weird meta stuff?
Ultimate Invitation exists to convince old Fans of the original Ultimate Universe and some Fans of the traditional Universe to discover the new Ultimate Universe. New readers will likely start with individual stories. Ultimate Spider-Man, Ultimate Black Panther, Ultimate X-Men and The Ultimate. Marvel avoids taking too many risks so that several people from diverse backgrounds follow this new universe. And so far, it seems to be working well financially.
@@nikolap490 I think the best way to get people back into America comics, is with graphic novels and complete standalone stories and series, with a clear beginning, middle, and end. I feel like that's why manga has been doing so well even in the west, as America comics continue to struggle. It's nice reading comics written by one team, from start to finish, with a clear beginning, middle, and end. And I think buying single issues for American comics has become ludicrously expensive. Especially if you're following all these branching stories.
Isn't the point of the ultimate universe to be a clean slate for new readers to enjoy without having to worry about catching up on years of comic garbage... This is just more nonsense lol
The Maker inviting Miles to join him in the new Ultimate universe was kinda sweet ngl. I'm sure the Maker had some ulterior motive for him eventually but let me live in the moment😅 Also, was there not a wolverine type character also brought over from the Ultimate universe or is he dead now or something
The Maker probably would have let him become one of the leaders of America and an icon....But Miles wouldn't exactly be cool with that option and probably turned into a pawn/slave.
