Jonas Scharf

Like I, uh, I think that the, uh, ending is satisfying enough, but, um, it's, uh, but more in the sense that, you know, Hey, like, you know, in terms of, you know, trying to like, you know, tie in or disparate, um, series that were really not meant to be tied together at all.

I mean, Good on him for trying to do that here, as well as artists Terry Dodson and Jonas Scharf for doing that as well.

In fact, I do actually give social credit to Scharf for delivering some weird, crazy art in terms of depicting what things are like inside the maker's bubble.

Because while I felt that his work on Ultimate Incursion, which is like the ultimate Spider-Man tie-in series to this whole crazy ultimate event, that was him trying to force his style into a not-ready-for-prime-time superhero work.

yeah no you're right i mean this this was fine it was probably the most straightforward of these um and it probably is the most aligned with like 90s aesthetic like the story is fine like there's there's nothing wrong with it it's kind of interesting the shinigami version of a of the spirit of vengeance that she's attached to but like this is much less lower dense than the other issues um in fact i don't even think you could probably just pick this from and read it without knowing anything else that's going on in this corner universe um i was a little disappointed it turned out to be carnage i was like eh carnage i'm symbiotic out um but it was it was fine and then next week or next episode we'll talk about the concluding chapter the web of destiny All right, and that was, like I said, the fourth of those five one-shots, and this week we also had the first of a new set of one-shots, this being the Infernal Hulk versus X.

This week it is the Infernal Hulk versus Wolverine by Philip Kennedy Johnson and Jonas Scharf.

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