First Look at New Ultimate Comics Artwork

March 13, 2014

Marvel today has revealed a bunch of new preview pages for the post-Cataclysm relaunch of the Ultimate universe, and we’ve got it to show off right here.

First of all, take a look at what’s in store for the 200th issue of Ultimate Spider-Man, the book that started it all, as the people closest to Peter Parker remember him, as illustrated by David Lafuente and Mark Brooks.

Not to mention the David Marquez cover from Ultimate Spider-Man #2. We’ll assume they’re counting #200 as a #1. Ah, renumbering!

Then, we’ve got some stuff from All-New Ultimates, which happens to feature Ultimate Spider-Man. First, a Ron Wimberly variant cover for All-New Ultimates #1.

Then, some interior pages from All-New Ultimates #2 from Amilcar Pinna.

Then, a look at the cover of All-New Ultimates #3 from David Nakayama.

And, some concept art sketches for the Serpent Skulls, from All-New Ultimates writer Michel Fiffe and Pinna, respectively.

And now, we’ve also got a first look at Joshua Hale Fialkov’s Ultimate FF! Here’s a Greg Land cover featuring a Namor/Doom smackdown.

Here’s a variant from Guiseppe Quattrocchi…

And here’s a look at the Mario Guevara interior!

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