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Media: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 - Iceman Vignette
September 9, 2009 | 2:44 PM PST
It appears that the newest inclusion in the Civil War of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 is none other than Mr. Robert Drake, aka "Bobby" to his friends and "Iceman" to his enemies.
The water-freezing mutant and original X-men team member has a whole bag of tricks ready for anyone who should choose him, from ice-surfing to creating rising stalagmites of ice. Oh, and he can encase his foes in his element of choice, too.
Check him out:
Say, know who would make a fun team? Spider-man, the Human Torch, and Iceman. Figure a way to add Ms. Lion in there, and... yeah, on second thought...
On the subject of the mutants, one thing I did like in the original storyline was when Tony Stark sought the help of the X-Men during the conflict. Emma Frost basically told him to kindly eff off and take his business elsewhere, after asking where Iron Man and other such heroes were when it was just the mutants being persecuted for having powers.
But naturally, if they took that route here, they'd no doubt be missing quite a few marquee names, and that certainly won't move copies, now will it?
The water-freezing mutant and original X-men team member has a whole bag of tricks ready for anyone who should choose him, from ice-surfing to creating rising stalagmites of ice. Oh, and he can encase his foes in his element of choice, too.
Check him out:
Say, know who would make a fun team? Spider-man, the Human Torch, and Iceman. Figure a way to add Ms. Lion in there, and... yeah, on second thought...
On the subject of the mutants, one thing I did like in the original storyline was when Tony Stark sought the help of the X-Men during the conflict. Emma Frost basically told him to kindly eff off and take his business elsewhere, after asking where Iron Man and other such heroes were when it was just the mutants being persecuted for having powers.
But naturally, if they took that route here, they'd no doubt be missing quite a few marquee names, and that certainly won't move copies, now will it?
November 20, 2009
