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Tiny Ultimates 3 Update

Weekly column "New Joe Friday's" over at Newsarama.com had a Q&A section where a fan asked about getting to see some new artwork for Ultimates 3.

RQ: “hendrijr” - Hey Joe, got a question for you about another Joe. Haven't heard or seen much of Joe Mads upcoming Marvel work yet-and he was announced like two years ago. Any chance we can see some of said artwork soon?

JQ: Mmmm, more like a year and a half, hendrijr. Joe is feverishly working on The Ultimates but at his and Jeph Loeb’s request, we’re not revealing much of it just yet. Don’t worry, it’s coming and it looks amazing!


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Anonymous said…
You rule man, thanks for the Update always



peace and love
January 29, 2007 10:58 AM
Anonymous said…
ARGGHHHHH how many more delays is this book gonna have? this was supposed to be out october last year.

- pissed and impatient
January 30, 2007 7:11 PM
Anonymous said…
Is the reason why Joe Mad & Jeff Loeb's run on the Ultimates because Joe is behind on his artwork......again? This series has been held up for a year and a half, what gives??
February 06, 2007 3:08 PM
Anonymous said…
It's an habit now to wait for Joe Mad! The story and the artworks are gonna be great.
In France, we get used to wait about a year for an artist(that's a fast one) or-that's common- two or three years. And at last we read only 50 pages...
What a world!
March 08, 2007 7:50 AM
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