Marvel’s Ultimate Universe is born! Ultimate Spider-Man, Ultimate Team-Up, and Daredevil & Elektra!
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On this episode we cover the following issues (all available via Marvel Unlimited):
| Ultimate Spider-Man #1-7 |
| Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #1-8 |
| Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra #1-4 |
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| Ultimate Elektra #1-5 |
| Ultimate Iron Man #1-5 |
| Ultimate Iron Man II #1-5 |
| Ultimate X-Men #1-6 + 1/2 |
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Hi guys! Just started on your Ultimate Year and am reading Ultimate Spiderman #1-7. In the first panel of #2 … is that a word choice error designed to make the teacher look bad? Other wise it makes the author look kinda bad … what do you guys think?
“In 1930, the republicans controlled … in an effort to elevate(?) the effects of …”
alleviate is the right word of course. Thanks for your thoughts!
although I suppose it could mean elevate … if they wanted to make it worse!
The Smoot-Hawley was not really aimed to aleviate anything, in fact it contributed to the early loss of confidence on Wall Street and signaled U.S. isolationism. So I guess it is more of a comment by Bendis on the Republican party.