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The house fight in X-Men: The Last Stand (2006). Yes it's one-sided and over fast. It should be. The X-Men are up against a force they can't comprehend let alone match.

Re: Fantasic Four Reboot Thank you, Langsta.

Least sympathetic: Satan, in Constantine (2005). As played by Peter Stormare, he was at least 99% evil with no redemption, possible, but he was still lively on screen, unlike a lot of other one-dimensional villains that were boring. Most sympathetic: Mystique, from the X-Men movies. We...

Re: Fantasic Four Reboot Kate Bosworth is Sue Storm come to life, and a good enough actress as she proved as Lois Lane in Superman Returns (2006). I have read she was even up for the part, but didn't get it. Maybe that was part of Tim Story's apparent drive to make the FF blacker, with Kerry...

Re: Fantasic Four Reboot Thank God.

I hope that Ultimate Fantastic Four keeps going and that the quality picks up a little.

The movies are giving us the best of both worlds and are the best overall. I say this even though I am a Fantastic Four fan and the Fantastic Four movie franchise falls short of what Iron Man, Spider-Man and X-Men fans are getting. I seem to be one of not many people that really likes blue...

I'm still buying every Ultimate Fantastic Four trade paperback that comes out, and still happy that my money is well spent. What I want is trades that are worth three or four stars out of five, not five star and one star trades alternating. I don't mind if the standard's sometimes...

I hope nobody does anything about this problem. I hope they all ignore and forget it, or leave it there untouched as a monument to editorial incompetence. Right now, "that never happened" is all the solution I need. I only really care about the Ultimate Fantastic Four, and this is a complete...

I also love how this story arc fits in to the overall direction that Ultimate Fantastic Four has. (And I like that Ultimate Fantastic Four has a strong direction.) We're doing the Cosmic Cube. So this should be made as great as possible. We shouldn't rush it - and the Devils trade adds...

Thanks.

OK, that doesn't sound too bad. All three regular Ultimate Universe comics may get gimmicks, but they should all keep going, regardless of rumors. It looks like I won't get my wish for Mike Carey to stay on Ultimate Fantastic Four forever though. But as far as I know, modern comics just...

Are there or have there been any Ultimate Universe titles that by normal standards should be (or should have been) matters of concern (yellow) or in major danger of cancellation or radical change (red)? How "stubborn" or "loyal" does Marvel seem to be with Ultimates titles?

Thanks, Ice. So, could you give me a rough idea of what might approximately be a: GREEN LIGHT ranking: if your favorite book is ranked around here or better, it should be safe. YELLOW LIGHT ranking: if your favorite book is ranked around here or better, but not to green light level, it's...

I don't know how to read those numbers. Can you explain? What matters to me is whether Ultimate Fantastic Four is selling well enough to be secure against cancellation. I'd also like it if The Ultimates keep going, but that comes out so rarely anyway that maybe the term "keep going" isn't...

After The Island (2005), I was convinced Michael Bay had some kind of crazy genius for movie-making, but nobody else seemed to see it. After Transformers (2007), the whole world can see it. Transformers (2007) rules! Hulk (2003) is one of my favorite movies, but you can't honestly say it...

My ratings are out of five stars: Ultimate Fantastic Four 1: The Fantastic: **** They had me at the title: The Fantastic. I was like a kid, being told this was going to be my very favorite story. "It's The Fantastic". "That's what I want. That's what I've always wanted from the Fantastic Four...

Yes. Ultimate Fantastic Four 7: God War left me cold, even though it was pretty good (an easy three stars out of five), but Ultimate Fantastic Four 8: Devils was pure joy (four stars easy, and I was the perfect audience for it, because I used to be buggy about alchemy, and I could see Mike...

This was a four stars out of five trade paperback for me. The art could have been a little better, but it was already good enough, and appropriate to the story, and a change of pace. Everything else was good, except where it was great. And it was often great. I love it when a writer does his...

Superman, and it's not close. This is based on an open field, non-arena contest between a green Hulk, more or less equivalent to Ang Lee's Hulk, and a pre-Crisis Superman, more or less the movie Superman of Superman Returns. Those are my favorite versions of these characters. Superman becomes...