Quesada Closes Out "Age of Ultron" With Bendis, Hitch & Pacheco

[CBR News]

Marvel Comics Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada returns to interior comic art, joining Brian Michael Bendis, Bryan Hitch and Carlos Pacheco the illustrate the closing pages "Age of Ultron" #10


Full article here.

[punisher97]

Perhaps Marvel's actually serious about only 5 people knowing the end of the event.

[randomengine]

methinks this is meant to keep the ending a secret from everyone.

[adam.walters]

I'm not a big fan of his art, but I'm sitting this event out anyway.

[Songbird/Diamondback]

That's an odd thing to make news worthy...

[_Tim_]

I'll actually be interested in this to see how much art Joey Q does...

[Songbird/Diamondback]

I'll actually be interested in this to see how much art Joey Q does...

Final pages probably means at most 10

[Zevad]

Does this mean Marvel will finally do a Reboot?

I really hope not.

[Derek Metaltron]

Does this mean Marvel will finally do a Reboot?

I really hope not.

Seconded. They seriously don't have to follow the New 52 example. Marvel NOW is fine as it is, and rebooting things now when we're mere issues into a ton of titles is insane. Shake up the status quo as they often do, maybe, but nothing else. Especially any crappy idea of merging the Utlimate and 616 universes.

[Greengo]

This ending sounds like Bendis getting caught up in his own hype again. So this ending is supposed to be "HUGE" but soooo "huge" that only 5 need to know and therefore won't be seen/reflected in 95% of the other Marvel Now books.

[cdgodin]

Guys, this is obviously NOT a reboot. Because if it's a reboot, more than 5 ppl would need to know the ending

[CaptainMarvell]

Does this mean Marvel will finally do a Reboot?

I really hope not.

With Marvel NOW just starting up and doing well, I can't see this being a reboot. I mean, some books don't even have their #1's out yet.

The real question is will the spoilers be posted by USA Today the day before the issue goes on sale? I'll be avoiding this forum and pretty much all news websites near the end of this event.

[Alexjholt]

A reboot would make literally no sense at this point, when they are halfway through stories in a load of other books to the point where a load of new titles won't even have been running a year yet.

When they say an ending no one will expect, at this point I'm imagining the Heroes win early in the issue, and the rest is just one massive scene with Tony inspecting programming for 20 pages without talking except the occassional "hmm" and a furrowed brow, maybe some music on in the background. Then he finishes, has lunch and then goes to fill in his tax returns. Clearly, an ending no one saw coming...

[DisneysFolly]

How could it be a reboot and only known by so few people? Doesn't make sense and it's baffling how people can keep bringing that up. Think about the logistics. Writers, artists and editors would need to know months ahead of time to factor in such a reboot into the dozens of other titles Marvel publishes.

[Dog]

In before "Mephisto."