It was never a given that humans would logically connect one cinematic sequence to the next, thinking of them as a story ...

However, this is a minor problem for an issue with such tremendous art. Ultimate Wolverine #6 is the dividing line between what we got before and what we’re going to get.

As such, it was inevitable that the new Ultimate Universe would get its own version of Sabretooth. However, the opening scene of Ultimate Wolverine #5 hints at a major change in this reality.

However, the opening scene of Ultimate Wolverine #5 hints at a major change in this reality. Written by Chris Condon, with art by Alex Lins, the issue opens on the city of Rasputingrad.

The art captures the raw emotion of the story—think blood-splattered snow, glowing-eyed wolves, and a Wolverine who looks like he’s on the edge of losing it. The dialogue is sharp, with characters ...

When Logan and Colossus clash in Ultimate Wolverine #2, it's just an explosion of the tension running between the two X-Men since they first met.

The planetary alignment, the blooming of the rare flowers in California, or anything that follows a decennial census, not many things shoulder up to Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds coming together for ...

Ultimate Wolverine #1 finally debuted on January 14, 2025. Hitting the stores as a brand-new ongoing series within Marvel Comics' new Ultimate universe, the story puts a twist on Logan/Wolverine's ...

But you can’t have a secret government division doing nefarious deeds without soldiers and that’s where Ultimate Wolverine #1 comes in. Written by Chris Condon with art by Alessandro Cappuccio ...