Big Bang Adventures #34
Mark Lewis, Ron C. Williams, Gary Carlson, Shayne Cui, Joe and Rob Sharp, Tim Stiles, David Zimmermann, Jeff Weigel, Tony Manginelli Standard Comic Full Color Page Count: 36 This issue features two classic stories from the early career of Ultiman. The Power of Carbonite introduces a dangerous new villain - - Mr. Carbonite - - who can cause deadly explosions just by clapping his mutated hands together. And his fight with Ultiman turns him into something even more powerful and dangerous! And the classic 3-Part novel, Ultiman of the Atom sees the World's Greatest Hero hurled through the microverse to land on a planet circling a Ultranium atom, where everybody has the same super powers as Ultiman, and his powers have disappeared! And he must figure out some way to stop the scientists back on Earth from splitting the Ultranium atom. Plus, some classic covers from the Gold and Silver Age of the Ultimate Human Being! Remember when comics were fun? Big Bang Comics does. Big Bang is a retro series, honoring the creators, styles and characters from the Golden and Silver Ages right up to modern times. Enjoy 80 years of faux comics history in the pages of Big Bang Comics, which began as a mini-series at Caliber Press in 1994, moved to Image Comics for about 50 issues and one-shots, and as a series of annuals from AC Comics, and almost 50 more issues here through IndyPlanet. Order 5 copies or more and get 25% off on this book! Great deal for re-sellers! (Discount shows up at checkout.)
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Robin9924 (verified owner) –
So I really liked reading another Ultiman story and I also liked that we get to see Ultiman’s brother Carl in both stories. “The Power of Carbonite” was enjoyable and I liked the villain, but “Ultiman of the Atom” was really good and felt like a proper silver age Superman story which I liked.