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Millar/Bendis et al: Ultimate Death of Spider-Man (2011|Dgtl-HR)
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Other > Comics
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555.94 MiB (582943382 Bytes)
Tag(s):
Mark Millar Brian Michael Bendis Avengers Ultimate Avengers Ultimates New Ultimates Spider-Man Ultimate Spider-Man Death of Spider-Man Ultimate Fallout Ultimate Comics Marvel
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Overview:
   
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_Comics:_Avengers
   
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_Spider-Man
   
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_Fallout
   
   
   
   
Contains:
   
   Ultimate Avengers vs New Ultimates 01-06 (of 06) (2011) (Dgtl-HR) (Minutemen-PhD)
   
   Ultimate Spider-Man 156-160 (2011) (Digital-1920) (Zone-Empire)
     '-  Ultimate Comics - Death of Spider-Man (2012) (Dgtl-TPB-1920) (Zone-Empire)
   
   Ultimate Fallout 01-06 (of 6) (2011) (Digital-1920) (Zone-Empire)
   
   
    + two Variant Cover Joins




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NOTE: The Mark Millar portion is also the direct sequel to http://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/9493087
Classic, thanks for this. I read this story before but until recently it was my basically my only experience with the Ultimate universe - however thanks to you I know am getting much more into it, lol.

Hmmm, yes, I think I might get tempted myself, ultimate-ly. Millar is guaranteed to be entertaining even at his worst, and something co-written by Bendis and Hickman surely can't be a complete disaster, either, heh. But don't tell anyone.
For shame! How dare you like something...so...popular?

Btw LGC is up and running for me again. It seems a necessary evil along with usenets in order to get stuff off of lapsed hitlists and 0-days. Now my BIG PLANS proceed apace!

Yep, I noticed. The one good thing about their outages is that if you catch the servers right after they come back online, there're far fewer users than usual sharing the bandwidth, so everyone gets a much bigger chunk.
mmmmmm chunks! that makes me hungry.

*this comment brought to you by your friendly neighborhood destructive critic!*

^ Nah, that don't work too well.

I think it's because the metre is off: FRIEND-ly NEIGH-bour-hood SPI-der-Man. That's called... something other than "iambic", heh. Anyway, you'd have to stick to that, like "Friendly Neighbourhood Candy Man", and "destructive" simply Does Not Conform.

Surely there are lots of other, suitably metred phrases to appropriate, though. The first that occurs to me is "De-STRUC-tive CRI-tic IN da HOUSE", but no doubt you can improve on that! :)