Ultimate X-Men - Volume 4: Hellfire & Brimstone

by Mark Millar, Adam Kubert, Danny Miki

Book Overview

Collects Ultimate X-Men #21-25. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0785110895
• ISBN13: 9780785110897
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Marvel
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.63 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.6" x 10.4"
• Grade Range: Preschool to Postsecondary

Customer Reviews

A very excelent, but underplayed, Phoenix

The Hellfire club is in my opinion, very well done the Phoenix ritual was beautiful liked it a lot

still going strong

This contains New X-Men #21-25. And it is still going strong. The story is well written with great characters. The art is a little spotty here, but it is such a great story that that can be forgiven.

The Ph

This volume captures several interesting stories of the Ultimate X-Men series, and paved the way for more anticipated action for future issues. The introduction of Shadowcat, Cyclops and Wolverine at the Savage Land, the ambush at the Hellfire Club (which was done with great tribute to the Dark Phoenix saga), the manifestation of Phoenix, the return of Magneto, etc. you get them all in this volume. Once again, excellent art work on the Ultimate X-Men series. I'd love to see a better rendition on the Phoenix manifestation part, but I'm inclined to believe there'll be more to come after the Magneto return saga. Too bad we didn't see the rest of the Hellfire Club members, and Sebastian Shaw's showtime was drasticially cut. Nevertheless, still a great read. Highly recommended.

Not as good as the second book, but still good.

I really enjoy the Ultimate X-Men books, but I thought this one was the worst so far for two primary reasons:One Kaare Andrews should stick to doing Disney cartoons and quit the comics buisness. The third and fourth parts to this book look like rejected cells from Atlantis: the Lost Empire.Two, they try to do too much in the fith section, introducing both the Helfire Club (something I feel the series could probably have done without anyway) and the dark phoenix, as well as ressurecting Magneto all in one issue.That being said this is still a great comic, infact the whole series is really inspired. I liked the second and fifth books the best (I thought Wolverine switched sides way too fast in the first book and proteus as a plotline is kind of blah).

welcome to the jungle

this is a great buy. This volume shows the apperance of pheonix and shadowcat. it has the return of magneto and the lawsuit of ice-man against the school. Wolverine and cyclops go to the savage land to defeat a killer batch of cyborgs. read this book.