Hey Look, Something Actually Happens in Age of Ultron #6

Written by Jude Terror on Friday, March 22 2013 and posted in News with Benefits

A first look at Age of Ultron #6 shows that the heroes finally leave the basement.

Source: Press Release

In Age of Ultron #1, a group of heroes led by a depressed Captain America mope around a dank basement! In Age of Ultron #2, a group of heroes led by a depressed Captain America mope around a dank basement, and Captain America has a plan! In a preview for Age of Ultron #5 we saw last week... a group of heroes led by a depressed Captain America mope around a dank basement. WTF?

Well, folks, things are about to change, because we just received a preview for Age of Ultron #6 from Marvel Comics, and it looks like the heroes have finally left the basement. Still no appearance from Ultron himself though. It is confirmed that Angela from Spawn will make a goddamn appearance in this comic, but we still have our doubts about Ultron, whom the event is named after.

Ah well, compared to some of "The Great One" Brian Bendis's other work, the pacing here is practically Silver Age, we suppose. I imagine the battle we see in the pages below will play out for another ten issues, interspersed with scenes of the characters having lunch. Then the whole thing will have some super controversial, internet-breaking ending, which is so top secret only Joe Quesada and all the readers of Bleeding Cool will know about it before it hits stores.

Here's the press release:

DO OR DIE! – Your First Look At AGE OF ULTRON #6!

This April, the heroes of the Marvel Universe bring the war to Ultron, in Age of Ultron #6 from the superstar creative team of writer Brian Michael Bendis and artists Brandon Peterson and Carlos Pacheco! The surviving heroes have decided to take a stand, following the lead of Captain America! But will it be enough? Meanwhile, Wolverine makes the most controversial decision the Marvel Universe has ever seen—and when fans see who agrees with him, they’ll be chomping at the bit for more!

Earth’s Mightiest are down to their last resort as they forge the ultimate plan to finally break free from Ultron’s ferocious iron grip. So what are you waiting for? Head on over to your local comic shop and reserve a copy of Age of Ultron #6!

AGE OF ULTRON #6 (FEB130480)
Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS
Art by BRANDON PETERSON & CARLOS PACHECO
Cover by BRANDON PETERSON
FOC – 3/25/13, ON-SALE – 4/17/13

Help spread the word, loyal readers! Share this story on social media:

Got something to say? Click here to Comment!

Comment without an Outhouse Account using Facebook

We get it. You don't feel like signing up for an Outhouse account, even though it's FREE and EASY! That's okay. You can comment with your Facebook account below and we'll take care of adding it to the stream above. But you really should consider getting a full Outhouse account, which will allow you to quote posts, choose an avatar and sig, and comment on our forums too. If that sounds good to you, sign up for an Outhouse account by clicking here.

Note: while you are welcome to speak your mind freely on any topic, we do ask that you keep discussion civil between each other. Nasty personal attacks against other commenters is strongly discouraged. Thanks!

Help spread the word, loyal readers! Share this story on social media:

About the Author - Jude Terror

Jude Terror is the Webmaster Supreme of The Outhouse and a sarcastic ace reporter dedicated to delivering irreverent comics and entertainment news to The Outhouse's dozens of loyal readers. Driven by a quest for vengeance, Jude Terror taught himself to program and joined The Outhouse. He instantly began working toward his goal of forcing the internet comics community to take itself less seriously and failing miserably. A certified trash eater ruining the pristine field of comics journalism with his sarcasm and goofiness, Jude Terror is secretly friendly and congenial, so if you've got a complaint, why not just bring it up to him instead of subtweeting like a jackass, jackass? You can find him on Twitter or try your luck with an email, but keep in mind that he is notoriously unreliable and may not get back to you right away. Unless you want to send him free stuff, in which case he'll get back to you immediately.