The Wasted Potential of AVENGERS: RAGE OF ULTRON

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  @OwenLikesComics · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @AngelPerez-tu1nk · 3 years ago

  When I read RoU I gained a new and deeper appreciation for Ultron and Hank Pym. This comic really went all out with their characterization and it frustrates me to no end how All-New All-Different Marvel wasted the new oportunity for development.

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  @shinyocelot04archive · 3 years ago

  Looking forward to this. The Marvel Original Graphic Novel line could have been a great way to bring in new fans, with stories that could be picked up right after seeing the movie.

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  @juliiju0484 · 3 years ago

  I really do like this comic, but for me, the best Ultron comic will always be Kurt Busiek and George Perezs&apos; Ultron Unlimited. It&apos;s not only the best Ultron comic, but one of the best Avenger stories ever told.

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  @LowellLucasJr. · 3 years ago

  Ultron: I hate my own father...because I AM MY OWN FATHER!!! How embarrassing! <br>Therapist: There, there, Ultron.❤<br>Ultron: I used to be his wife!!!

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  @Cdr2002 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I would love to see a story where Ultron is contrasted to Nadia: Hank’s two children, one assuming the legacy of a hero, embodying her father’s desire to help others and fix everything even at a cost to herself, the other embodying his father’s rage and resentments, taking massive extremes to express his rage at the cost of everyone else

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  @mikemanhattan93 · 3 years ago

  Rick remender was also an animator who worked on movies like Anastasia, Titan A.E and Iron giant. He also co wrote the DEAD SPACE video game and wrote BULLET STORM

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  @outpostalpha · 3 years ago

  I never knew that Rage of Ultron was meant to kick off a new Avengers run by Remender. Would have been interesting to see him continue on with the team following the events of this story.

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  @TriviaClub · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m enjoying how Al Ewing is choosing to continue the threads of this Pym/Ultron, actually. With the anniversary mini-series of both Ant-Man and Wasp both leading towards Avengers Inc. and this complex set of characters.

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  @pious83 · 3 years ago

  I think Pymtron was the most poetic resolution to both characters, to be honest. This book added so much depth to both characters. In contrast, the most impactful moment of Bendis&apos; Age of Ultron was Black Panther tripping down a flight of stairs and unceremoniously breaking his neck.

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• NM

  @nmj1937 · 2 years ago (edited)

  This story legitimately gave me insight into my own depression, I’m not even joking.<br><br>Imo, Ultron is Hank Pym’s “shadow,” in the Jungian sense.

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  @ChainSawKillerTV · 2 years ago

  While I like this story on its own, retrospectively I hated that it allowed Marvel to paint Hank Pym as a straight up villain in the next 5 years since Rage of Ultron. It&apos;s very frustrating because it feels like Hank Pym can&apos;t just be redeemed he has to be always villainized. As Hank Pym fan, I want more complex stories about him which takes his baggage into acount but that isn&apos;t his 15th redemption arc and not a goddamn Pymtron or Lets-do-the-slap-again story. Hank Pym fans cant have anything nice in this world except for flashback stories.

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