Ultimates v2 #12 - “After the Fall” (2016) art by Christian Ward

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Ultimates v2 #12 - “After the Fall” (2016) art by Christian Ward

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Ultimates #11 - "Endgame" (2016)
written by Al Ewing art by Kenneth Rocafort, Djibril Morissette-Phan, & Dan Brown
From Ultimates2 Vol. 2 #006, “War in Heaven”
Art by Travel Foreman and Matt Yackey
Written by Al Ewing
Love, Respect and Utmost Appreciation for Adam Brashear. The Man, the Myth, the Legend. The Blue Marvel!
Ultimates^2 #3
Master Order and Lord Chaos will do what they must to save the cosmic hierarchy…even if they have to destroy it in the process! Galactus defeated them once — can he do it again? Or will his quest end before it starts? Meanwhile, the Troubleshooters are still watching the Ultimates — and they don’t like what they see…

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Another character too obscure (or un-established) for the MCOC Wishlist is Conner Sims the Anti-Man. He would make sense in a month releasing Blue Marvel, whose story is tied with his own.
Ultimates v2 #4 - “Nemo Resideo” (2016) pencil & ink by Kenneth Rocafort color by Dan Brown & Kenneth Rocafort
While I think this weeks Ultimates issue was the weakest of the bunch...
I LOVE the way the story with Anti-Man is progressing as it’s a story idea I love to see. The man who’s right about something but isn’t believed so he’s “wrong”.
It’s become a bit of fiction I love because it rings so true.
In many ways it’s what really just defines what’s good and evil. If everybody loves you and supports you you’re the good guy no matter what you do. If you step out of line you’re instantly put down, degraded or discredited even if you can otherwise prove it.
It’s something that’s intrigued me and in some ways is reminiscent of Edison Rex. A Luthor esque character who becomes surprised himself after he discoverers his Superman really is the evil he thought he was.