"Trust no future, howe'er pleasant. Let the dead past bury its dead. Act in the living present......heart within and God o'er head."
— Steve Rogers
| The Ultimates 7: Homeland Security | |
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| Release Date | September 2002 |
| Writer | Mark Millar |
| Artist | Bryan Hitch |
The Ultimates 7: Homeland Security is the seventh issue of The Ultimates.
Summary[]
In the aftermath of Bruce Banner's destructive rampage through New York, a memorial service is held for the hundreds who died, with Steve Rogers delivering the eulogy. In his prison, Banner is met by Eamonn Brankin who says the Hulk cells are not going away this time, and that Henry Pym was vanished. After the service, Rogers meets with James Barnes and Gail Richards until Nick Fury recalls him. Janet van Dyne has been bitten all over her body by ants while she was under a height division, and Pym is the only one who could have done it. Stark, Ross, Fury, and Rogers meet at a diner where Stark as shocked by Pym's actions as the couple seemed so happy, but Ross reveals Pym acting happy and then being violent was the same in college. Later that day, Fury communicates with Natalia Romanova about an upcoming operation as Thor meets with Fury. Ross reports that Rogers has vanished to Fury, worrying him. Rogers is in the satellite room, and he tracks down Pym's location in a Chicago bar, and asks for a helicopter.
Characters[]
- Steve Rogers
- Nick Fury
- Betty Ross
- Anthony Stark
- Eamonn Brankin
- Bruce Banner
- James Barnes
- Gail Richards
- Janet van Dyne
- Thor
- Natalia Romanova
- Clint Barton
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