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Jeph Loeb & Joe Mad on Ultimates v3

It's official, Joe Madureira and Jeph Loebs top secret Marvel project will indeed be the third volume of the Ultimates. They will be taking over after Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch finish version two at the end of this year or early next year. It is presumed that Ultimates v3 will begin during the second quarter of 2006.

You can check out wizardworld.com and newsarama for the full stories.

This is what wizardworld.com's 'On Sale Now' column has to say about their coverage of the new project.

JEPH LOEB MOVES TO MARVEL
The DC writer heads to the House of Ideas to do Ultimates with Joe Madureira! PLUS: Exclusive first look at Joe Mad'’s new art!

I will hopefully pick up the issue tomorrow and scan the new art for all you fans to check out so don't miss out tomorrow!
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DADICUS said…
Hey man the links to the inked and colored new pics don't work??????
August 31, 2005 2:44 AM
Mike said…
Oh, I'll fix it ASAP. Thanks
August 31, 2005 12:30 PM
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