Marvel Comics has released some of the worst crossover event comic books of all time over the years, and though they have also had some major successes with stories like Secret Wars, Secret Invasion, and Annihilation, it’s more often that their event books fall flat. For every Infinity Gauntlet or Messiah Complex, there’s a dozen mediocre entries that damage the Marvel brand overall, and one particular event stands out as the all-time worst.Coming from the original Ultimate Universe, this massive event misfire is one of the most infamous Marvel comic book stories of all time, and for good reason. Penned by a critically acclaimed writer and illustrated by one of the industry’s greatest artists, one would not be remiss to think that this story should be good. But, unfortunately, Jeph Loeb and David Finch’s Ultimatum is the worst Marvel event ever written, and there’s no competition.Ultimate X-Men had some occasional moments of genius, and the Ultimate Fantastic Four series eventually led fans to get one of the greatest Marvel villains of the last twenty-five years in the form of the Maker, but series like Ultimates and Ultimates 2 were especially mediocre. Anything that wasn’t directly connected to Ultimate Spider-Man has aged particularly poorly, and even some of the things in Bendis and Bagley’s masterpiece have become a bit dated today.
Marvel Comics has released some of the worst crossover event comic books of all time over the years, and though they have also had some major successes with stories like Secret Wars, Secret Invasion, and Annihilation, it’s more often that their event books fall flat. For every Infinity Gauntlet or Messiah Complex, there’s a dozen mediocre entries that damage the Marvel brand overall, and one particular event stands out as the all-time worst.
Coming from the original Ultimate Universe, this massive event misfire is one of the most infamous Marvel comic book stories of all time, and for good reason. Penned by a critically acclaimed writer and illustrated by one of the industry’s greatest artists, one would not be remiss to think that this story should be good. But, unfortunately, Jeph Loeb and David Finch’s Ultimatum is the worst Marvel event ever written, and there’s no competition.
Ultimate X-Men had some occasional moments of genius, and the Ultimate Fantastic Four series eventually led fans to get one of the greatest Marvel villains of the last twenty-five years in the form of the Maker, but series like Ultimates and Ultimates 2 were especially mediocre. Anything that wasn’t directly connected to Ultimate Spider-Man has aged particularly poorly, and even some of the things in Bendis and Bagley’s masterpiece have become a bit dated today.
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