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Spider Man Doctor
Spectacular Spider-Man: Doctor Octopus.
Evaluate: Decisive Origins #1
Story by
Brian Bendis
Art by
Butch Guice
Colors by
Justin Ponsor
Letters by
Chris Eliopolous
Cover by
Simone Bianchi, Gabrielle Dell'otto, Dean White
Publisher
Marvel Comics
In 2000, the discharge of Marvel Comics much-hyped ‘Ultimate’ imprint, under the helm of newly designated Editor-in-Chief Joe Quasada and Marvel President Bill Jemas, promised innovation and greater creative liberty for artists and storytellers faced with a the colossal task of re-imagining comics’ most celebrated and loved characters.
Concieved to be a ‘reset’ with their longest running titles to charm teenage readership, the ‘Ultimate’ titles lifted the yoke of narrow fan expectations and forty-plus time spent elaborate continuity, giving scribes Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Millar, the architects of many Ultimate Universe, freedom to select fan favorite names and familiar plot devices into new – and sometimes taboo – directions.
With their counterparts’ safe by the original Marvel Universe and continuing in perpetual established order, the modern-world reboots of the Ultimate brand, Spider-Man, X-Men, and end ‘Avengers’, face indefinite futures and an unfamiliar narrative plane. It’s a world where dead characters stay dead, there are no sure bets, and anything could happen.
Origins tale
As the series’ title suggests, Ultimate Origins tells the beginnings of the super-human within the Ultimate Universe, and similar to readers might expect, all of it goes back to WWII, the Americans first experiments with super-soldiers, as well as the program that gives birth to Captain America.
Penned by Bendis, perennial Ultimate Spider-man writer, this month’s Origins, the earliest subject about a five part mini-series, fuses several on-going plots who have lingered in the background with a single thread, showing that in the final word Universe, as Doctor Bruce banner designs states inside the opening page flashback to an issue of Ultimate Team Up, “..It’s all connected.”
Unusual for a Bendis read, this book uses a swift pace, jumping from character to character inside of a sequence of tightly woven, efficient scenes, proficiently illustrated within the subdued, real-world kind of artist Butch Guice. Hints delectably dropped throughout, like puzzle pieces, tease a glimpse of what the grander picture could possibly be, and while some mysteries exposed here might not surprise Ultimate faithful, Bendis delivers two twists that surely will polarize readers.
Looking into the future
Eight years later, suffering with all its financial and important success, the Ultimate line has begun to lull; after Origins #1, it feels things are getting exciting again. Though this problem is significantly more setup than plot, it really works to be a place to begin and sets up some intriguing variations on old Marvel mythos for future creators to key in with.
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