This review examines the conclusion of the two-year narrative arc within Marvel's reimagined Ultimate Universe. It explores how the storyline orchestrated by Jonathan Hickman and Deniz Camp reaches its climax against the Maker.
The narrative follows the development of Earth-6160, a reality manipulated by the Maker to prevent the emergence of traditional superheroes. The finale, titled Ultimate Endgame, serves as the culmination of various series including Spider-Man, Black Panther, and X-Men. While this specific phase concludes, the article confirms that the Ultimate line will continue in the future. The project highlights the contributions of various international artists and writers in reshaping these iconic characters.
Zona Negativa presents the 84th edition of Mangazine, featuring an analysis of the Japanese economy and the current state of the Spanish manga market. This issue also covers the latest news, including guest announcements for the upcoming Manga Barcelona event.
The long-running maritime series Tramp returns with its fifteenth installment, featuring a new mystery for Captain Calec. This volume marks a transition in the artistic team while maintaining the series' classic storytelling style.
In this historical graphic novel, a woman disguises herself as a man to travel to French Guiana in search of her wrongfully imprisoned husband. Once there, she embraces her new identity to pursue her own dreams of botanical research.
Tre diversi da tutto is a children's picture book by Daniela Marchitto and Eleonora De Pieri that explores the communication gap between adults and children. It follows a curious boy who finds the answers he seeks through a meaningful connection with his friend, Martina.
