Ultraverse Future Shock

Written by Marc Paniccia with artwork by Fabio Laguna, Kevin West and Manny Clark, Ultraverse: Future Shock was a comic book one-shot. It was the swansong of Malibu Comics' Ultraverse, attempting to tie-up any and all loose ends.

Plot

Though a choppy story, with flashback narration filling in story gaps, this final story dealt with not one Ultraverse universe, but two; one universe where Black September (referred to as the Infinity Event within the story) took place, and a second universe, which was a Ultraverse little affected by any Marvel Comics influence.

Long on dialogue and short on action, the story delivers a relatively happy ending for both universes.

In a distopic future, a team of ultraheroes travel to an alternate Universe to try to avoid a crisis.[1]

gollark: What's the point of that?
gollark: Please stop doing that.
gollark: Why are you *deliberately obfuscating your code*?!
gollark: `peripheral.find("modem", rednet.open)` - kind of hacky but works.
gollark: ```luarn = function() sides = {"right","left","top","bottom","front","back"} sides_raw = {"right","left","top","bottom","front","back"} for i=1, #sides do sides[i] = peripheral.getType(sides_raw[i]) if sides[i] == "modem" then rednet.open(sides_raw[i]) print("Rednet Open on "..sides_raw[i].." Side") end endend```WHY

References
  1. Ultraverse Future Shock #1 (1997) Malibu Comics


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