FREE ULTIMATE COMICS X-MEN: VOL. 1 PDF Paco Medina,Nick Spencer,Carlo Barberi | 136 pages | 10 Oct 2012 | Marvel Comics | 9780785141020 | English | New York, United States Ultimate X-Men Digital Comics - Comics by comiXology Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1. Return to Book Page. Preview — Ultimate Comics by Brian Wood. Nathan Edmondson Text. Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 Andrade Illustrations. Paco Medina Illustrations. Carlo Barberi Illustrations. Kitty Pryde tries to lead a nation of mutants, but someone close to her has different plans! Meet Mach Two, former Morlock tunnel refugee turned mutant resistance fighter! Will she side with Kitty, or become a dangerous new enemy? Plus: Ultimate Comics X- Men: Vol. 1 gets an unexpected visitor as Storm helps terraform the reservation. The mutants might hold the key to solving world hunger, but what is the deadly cost? What is the Sentient Seed and why does everyone want it? And as the Iron Patriot guest-stars, Mach Two's play for power takes a new turn - and leads to a fatal showdown! Collecting : Ultimate Comics: X-Men Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published June 11th by Marvel first published May 29th More Details Original Title. Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 Ultimate Comicsplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Mar 11, Brandon rated it it was ok. The only reason I keep reading these collections is the easy access the Marvel Unlimited app provides. They're actually kind of annoying because there will be whole pages where characters sit down and talk about the interesting things they've done while they were away from each other, which is unforgivable in an artistic medium like comics. After reading Marvel Comics: The Untold Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1, Sean Howe describes a disagreement that Chris Claremont and Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 Byrne kept having during the height of their X-Men run: Claremont was content to have the characters sit around and talk whereas Byrne wanted to draw them doing things. Parts of this collection felt like the Claremont Utopia realized because there's a scene where the Wolverine Wannabe tells Kitty Pryde about the interesting things he did out on a survey mission while sitting at a table drinking coffee. Wouldn't it have made more sense to draw the character out doing that thing instead? Aug 02, James DeSantis rated it really liked it. I was trying to figure out if it's a 3 or 4. It's more like a 3. After the mutants still here create a area for themselves called Utopia it's time to fix up their community. There's only around 20 left and most follow Kitty's ideas and rules. She is the one who liberated them so why not follow her? When Kitty and crew create a magic seed that can cure world hunger Tony Stark comes over to help them promote it but I was trying to figure out if it's a 3 or 4. When Kitty and crew create a magic seed that can cure world hunger Tony Stark comes over to help them promote it but also protect them. This volume is heavily focused on the political side Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 it all. There's very little fighting and mostly people trying to figure out what they want. With Naomi back and going against everything Kitty has going for it, and similar powers to Magneto, we can see them drifting apart. On top Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 that the remaining mutants are taking sides. What I liked: Loved most of the dialog in this. Most characters are teenagers or young adults. They have no clue what to do and watching Kitty begin to break down is both scary and sad. We also see other characters Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 their internal demons and try to find who they are. The idea of the seed was great and having support cast of Tony show up was great because brought new layers to the story that could have fell apart. What I didn't like: Some characters switch their alliance way to quick. Some felt wrong or not earned. Also stormfront, the prequel story at the end for Storm was just okay. I really dug this volume. I bumped it to a 4 because I was really invested into the characters this volume. I'm hoping it continues and finishing up strong. Wood gets what the X-Men are about. Wished he wrote the main series now. Jul 11, Baba rated it liked it Shelves: x-men-verse-sniktultimates. There are only 20 mutants left, and they live on Reservation X. Kitty has to contend with Mach Two, and the remaining mutants, find themselves in a position to solve world hunger, will they? And what happens if they don't? Some really good ideas, just OK execution. Collects Ultimate Comics: X-Men Jun 04, Rumi Bossche rated it it was ok Shelves: comics-graphic-novels. I love Brian Woods work and i love the Xmen, but this was not good at all. Jul 11, Alicia rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novels. I don't really keep up with the Marvel universe aside from the occasional X-book, and this one did a better job than most of catching me up on the many many comics I didn't read is Captain America seriously the president??? Not-so-good things: ridiculous art the dudes all have weirdly bulky necks, the ladies are just boob holders ; an annoying power struggle led by a moody teenage girl; Storm and Kitty's longtime friendship is not really acknowledged here. I like Brian Wood, though, and will definitely keep up on this to see what else he does with Kitty! Jun 25, Shannon Appelcline rated it it was amazing Shelves: comicscomics-ultimatecomics-marvel- xmen. Reservation X. Brian Wood starts to push the story in a pretty amazing direction here. Sep 16, Mike rated it liked it Shelves: completed-series. I can see a good storyline, very thoughtful, developing here, but this volume has long stretches without a lot of action. Thus highlighting my main critique of modern comics in general and Marvel Ultimate line in particular Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 it can take for-f-n-ever to tell a story. And for the purists who read monthly issues, it can be longer and costly. Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 30, Russio rated it really liked it. I was poised and ready to hate this, I mean - characters outside of their canonical chronological ages, Avengers bullying their US asses into the story, a slew of new mutants lower case with strangely familiar powers: what's to like? Well, quite a lot appears to be the answer. Built around a pair of matriarchs battling for dominance over a dwindling mutant population, the choice of my fave Kitty Pryde and a decent new character Mach Two builds drama Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 the story. The concept of an authoritari I was poised and ready to hate this, I mean - characters outside of their canonical chronological ages, Avengers bullying their US asses into the story, a slew of new mutants lower case with strangely familiar powers: what's to like? The concept of an authoritarian, anti-permissive US government makes the tale play like a very real one, and the challenge they are given - to start from scratch in an arid, toxic plain - is quite different to the standard baddy terrorises downtown fare of superhero books. The newer characters fit in quite well and the key driver to the story, what would happen if we could eradicate hunger, will surely open eyes up to geopolitics in a very clear way. Parts of the book were chilling in their authenticity. Great to see a comic taking on the big issues of the day. Ultimate Comics X-Men ( - ) | Comic Series | Marvel JavaScript must be enabled to use this site. Please enable JavaScript in your browser and refresh the page. We are shipping all orders on time, but please expect possible delays in transit. The post office and other shippers are overwhelmed and some shipments may experience significant delays. Some international orders have seen delays as large as weeks. Auction in progress, bid now! Weekly Auction ends Monday October 26! Cover by Adam Kubert. Written by Mark Millar. Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1 by Adam Kubert and Art Thibert. The time is now. The phenomenon is genetic mutation. It is a time of change. Humanity now faces mutants, a mysterious sub-species that is gifted with strange and frightening powers. Hidden among the population, they are feared and hated by their human cousins. As rumors and urban myths about their existence spread across the world, the U. Government creates its own initiative to deal with this threat: the Sentinel Project. Meanwhile, two men wage a secret war for the hearts and minds of young mutants everywhere. But there are others out Ultimate Comics X-Men: Vol. 1, living in fear, struggling to deal with what they are: Ororo Munroe, Bobby Drake Simultaniously, the terrorist known only as Magneto has assembled "The Brotherhood," a militant group dedicated to the overthrow of human authority.