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	Ultraverse: A New Twist Fan Fiction Site
		All logos were created by and are property of Malibu Comics, except "Ultraverse: A New Twist" logos and "Prince of Void" logos which were created by Walt Kneeland.
		And if you are interested in writing Ultraverse stories, e-mail jamespedrick@yahoo.com.
		We are hoping to find a lot of people interested in writing stories to honor the Ultraverse's 10th Anniversary next year.
	marvelite.prohosting.com /ultraverse (644 words)

	Malibu Comics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Ultraverse was a shared universe much like the real world, but in which a variety of characters - known within the comics as "Ultras" - acquired super-human abilities.
		The Ultraverse line was launched during the "boom" of the early 1990's, roughly concurrent with the debut of publishers such as Image and Valiant, and new superhero lines from DC and Dark Horse (Milestone and Comics Greatest World, respectively).
		Emphasizing the tight continuity between the various series in the Ultraverse line, Malibu made extensive use of crossovers, in which a story that began in one series would be continued in the next-shipping issue of another series.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Malibu_Comics (616 words)

	Ultraverse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Specimen 13 of Ultraverse (Ultraforce foe) - by Grendel Prime
		In the Ultraverse, instead of Marvels, costumed and/or metahumans are referred to as Ultras.
		The Ultraverse's core continuum designation is Earth-93060, as per the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Alternate Universes 2005.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/appuv.htm (461 words)

	ForgottenUniverses.com - Ultraverse: Ten Years Later (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Fortunately for Malibu, Ultraverse fans (those that were buying the comics to read instead of just for an investment) kept their interest up as the comics were still looked upon as fun reading.
		The entire Ultraverse line was placed on the chopping block and all of the Malibu staff was fired, sans the coloring department.
		In January of 1997, Ultraverse: Future Shock was released, a one-shot meant as a wrap-up to the Ultraverse but proving to be the last nail in its coffin.
	www.forgottenuniverses.com /ultraverse/ultraversearticle.html (3749 words)

	ultraverse - making your business look good
		ultraverse offers a complete design and writing service for your business.
		We help you effectively communicate your strengths to your customers and enhance your professional reputation.
		We are proven media professionals with extensive experience across mainstream print, radio, television and online media.
	www.ultraverse.com.au (42 words)

	Malibu's ULTRAVERSE - Gone, but NOT forgotten! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		One of the Ultraverse's most innovative characters, MANTRA, was "reinvented", turning the eternal male warrior reborn in the body of a woman into a whining "Valley Girl", and the Ultraverse's premier team, ULTRAFORCE, became little more than a minor arm of THE AVENGERS (with one of their lesser members serving as leader!).
		She was the Ultraverse's Number One villainess, and a one-time member of that world's greatest assembly of heroes.
		This was to draw her into the fold of ULTRAFORCE, the greatest assembly of heroes the Ultraverse had ever seen, and her secret plotting continued from within their ranks, whilst aiding the team with her (stolen) knowledge and technology.
	www.draconic.ndirect.co.uk /ultra.htm (1480 words)

	POPP'D!
		Today's edition of Rich Johnston's "Lying in the Gutters" includes a column on the status of the Ultraverse characters, whose legal status has been in question since Malibu Comics, publisher of the Ultraverse line of titles, was bought by Marvel Comics back in 1995.
		Marvel's concerns over the ownership of the Ultraverse characters seem to be of a recent nature, however.
		A response by Moreels made in a Usenet discussion about the X-Men 2004 handbook in June 2004 indicates that the editors in charge of the project were not aware of any potential problems at the time.
	poppd.blogspot.com /2005/06/out-of-exile-todays-edition-of-rich.html (448 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Ultraverse "founding fathers" and creators have stated that this is not the case.
		Joe Quesada in a Newsarama interview stated that payments to Ultraverse creators was a "logistical nightmare" and that he didn't want to air dirty laundry-- a statement that baffled Ultraverse creators.
		Talking to Ultraverse publisher Scott Rosenberg, he was also baffled as to the claims of "logistical nightmares" and "creator owned characters." He made it clear to me that the initial contracts were "industry standard" and both plain and simple.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/index.cgi?column=litg&article=2177 (3185 words)

	The Great Curve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Is his weekly talk with Newsarama, Joe Quesada was asked about the status of the Ultraverse characters.
		While this is a logistical nightmare because of the way the initial deal was structured, it's not the reason why we have chosen not to go near these characters, there is a bigger one, but I really don't feel like it's my place to make that dirty laundry public.
		While the Ultraverse line premiered when there was an overflow of superhero comics, some of the titles were worth a second look.
	www.thegreatcurve.net /2005/06/ultraverse-revisted.html (372 words)

	All the Universes in the World
		This ultraverse consists of universes within multiverses, and is a single time stream.
		The Ultraverse is not related to Malibu’s Ultraverse.
		The multiverses of the Ultraverse are separated by true Void.
	www.hoboes.com /html/RPG/BrandX/Guide/AlltheUniversesintheWorld.html (2658 words)

	Ultraverse E-Zine of Science Fiction and Fantasy: Angel Road (Book Review)
		Angel Road is the second story collection from Steven Savile and the first of his works released by Elastic Press, an independent house that specializes in single author short story anthologies.
		William I. Lengeman III is an Arizona-based freelance journalist, humorist and fiction writer.
		Ultraverse e-zine of science fiction and fantasy is Copyright 2003-2005 Parola Scritta and Chris Africa.
	www.ultraverse.us /2005_01/v2i2_angelroad.shtml (875 words)

	Prime time for comic movies - Columbia Chronicle Online -November 25, 2002
		Sub-Mariner was Marvel’s first superhero, and the development of the feature film is underway.
		Ultraverse was an innovative effort by Malibu, creating a complete comic universe from scratch.
		Strazewski said that Malibu brought some of the most experienced writers in comics together to imagine Ultraverse, including Steve Englehart, Mike W. Barr, Steve Gerber, George Perez and James Robinson.
	www.columbiachronicle.com /back/2002_fall/2002-11-25/arts2.html (609 words)

	Mike Aragona Freelance Writer
		It was reported to me that when a retailer asked a DC direct market rep if he should order a lot of !mpact books, the retailer was told not to order high, but to buy more Superman instead.
		The Ultraverse Founders are non-secured creditors in the Marvel bankruptcy court action and have little expectation of getting any money or their characters.
		After the Ultraverse fiasco, you decided to leave comics and teach Business Journalism at a Chicago college and concentrate on the computer and business magazines you were freelancing with.
	www.savageland.com /articles/inconvo/iclstrazewski.html (2367 words)

	X-Men Character Bios: Reaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Somehow, Reaper was transported to the Ultraverse, where he joined the ill-fated Exiles, who were all apparently killed in battle with Maxis.
		Reaper did not reappear for many months, and when he did, it was as an inmate in the Director's "Neverland" facility.
		Then Cable tried to telepathically dig Neverland's location and details out of Reaper's and Wildside's heads, but they were too strongly conditioned against telling and he fried their minds.
	www.mutanthigh.com /reaper.html (271 words)

	The Superhero Hype! Boards - Avi Arad: Malibu days, Caged nights.. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Although I'd rather Marvel resurrect the Ultraverse, but beggars can't be choosers.
		Oh, perhaps I should mention I own the entire Ultraverse from Malibu line, save for one or two issues, and this includes the full run of Prime from both Malibu and Marvel.
		I think I'll bring the Ultraverse characters in as permanent residents of the Jem Universe, since Hasbro's Lewis J. Galoob toy division did the Ultraforce figures a while back.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/printthread.php?t=100239 (2663 words)

	Beek's Books - Prime, vol.1 (comicbook reviews)
		The original Malibu Ultraverse had a lot of things going for it.
		They had pretty creative writers, some darn talented artists, several fresh marketing ideas, and a blank slate upon which to build their own universe.
		UP was a "floating flipbook", which was added to the back of a different title each month (jacking up the price, of course).
	www.rzero.com /books/Prime.html (916 words)

	Sega CD - Ultraverse Prime
		Superhero Prime was once just a 13-year-old teenager named Kevin, but after a secret experiment he discovered that he possessed extraordinary powers.
		This is only available as part of the Ultraverse Prime/Microcosm "Double Deal" pack from Sony Imagesoft.
		Sidebars: Ultraverse Prime is based on the Prime comic book series by Malibu Graphics.
	www.eidolons-inn.net /segabase/CD-UltraversePrime.html (155 words)

	Can the Ultraverse Be Saved?
		I've already got a page on the site describing to the rise and fall of the Ultraverse, so I'll forego repeating the background.
		Suffice to say that the Ultraverse started off not only as a line of comics, but as a great experiment in what can happen if you give creative people free reign to do what they do best.
		At Malibu, the Ultraverse "founding fathers" were given tremendous control over their characters, and it paid off.
	www.geocities.com /~mantraverse/savetheuv.htm (560 words)

	Rune (Ultraverse)
		Warlock warned Rune that the six gems cannot ever again be used together, but the Soul Gem itself turned against him, surrendering/taking control of Rune and of its sister gems.
		He was then thrown back into the Ultraverse though the symbiotes' stargate, returning to his normal form in the process.
		"aeronautix" and "hardwireii" from The Ultraverse list helped with Rune's origin by means of their Feb the 22nd and 27th, 2002 postings.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/runeuv.htm (6560 words)

	Map Portfolio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ultraverse interview by Chris Africa: I was interviewed for an article in the May 2004
		You can still read the interview in their online archives.
		Ultraverse is a bi-monthly science fiction and fantasy e-zine (Ultraverse).
	shawnbrown.com /maps (124 words)

	Marvel Entertainment Acquires Malibu Comics, Acquisition Includes 5th Possible TV Show Business Wire - Find Articles
		Malibu's publishing line-up includes Ultraverse -- a well-respected, high-quality "independent" series of Super Hero titles; Bravura -- a critically acclaimed group of titles featuring creator-owned characters; and licensed titles -- featuring properties based on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Mortal Kombat and BattleTech.
		In addition, Malibu is finalizing an agreement with a major animation company to produce an animated TV show based on UltraForce, its Super Hero group comprised of Ultraverse characters.
		Malibu's UltraForce would become Marvel's fifth animated TV show after X-Men, currently in its third season on Fox; Iron Man and Fantastic Four, which premiered in September in first run syndication; and Spider-Man, which is expected to debut as a special in November on Fox.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_1994_Nov_3/ai_15889469 (429 words)

	Great Gerber Piece! - Comic Book Resources Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He's signed a contract and I doubt if he even has the freedom of choice to change the name of the characters or title of the series as gerber suggested he do.
		On a side note about the Ultraverse, an Ultraverse character, Rune, created by Chris Ulm and Barry Winsor-Smith, was mentioned in a Marvel Handbook recently.
		As far as I know, this is the first time in years that an Ultraverse character is mentioned in a Marvel book.
	forums.comicbookresources.com /showthread.php?t=63234 (1458 words)

	BREAK-THRU #1 (of 2)
		Though sales of the Ultraverse would start to fall from month after month, the comics were still looked upon as fun reading.
		When characters crossed over into other books, a general sense of adding to the characters' continuity was considered relevant to the story rather than looking at the crossover as a way to boost sagging sales.
		I should have stuck by my instincts and said no." Some of the artists whose drawings would grace the pages of the Ultraverse include comic book mainstays Joe Maduriera, Mike Wieringo, Terry Dodson, and George Perez.
	vu.morrissey-solo.com /moz/perez/info/break1.htm (266 words)

	Perran's Ultraverse Wanted List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Ultraverse was originally a Malibu Comics “universe” started in 1993.
		I am interested in either Malibu Titles or the Marvel Titles related to the Ultraverse from 1993 - 1996.
		The Mantra #5 variant is a flip-cover, where the regular cover is on the front and the alternate cover is on the back.
	www.perran.com /ultra/uv_want_list.htm (1621 words)

	Perpetual Comics Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		We rewrote our scripts to remove Ultraverse references, got an artist to draw the first chapter, and published a few of the pages in an ashcan edition which was distributed at a couple conventions in the Midwest.
		We were first with the name and the character, but another publisher got out a comic book with the same title before we did.
		I doubt it, but, recognizing it could be in the realm of possibility, I decided to post the scripts online, if for no other reason than to establish that we were the first to walk this particular block.
	www.perpetualcomics.com /Column.asp?ColId=326 (3273 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		This lengthy chat covers his work at Marvel, DC Comics and with Malibu's Ultraverse titles.
		By the way, our next scheduled chat is this Thursday, October 13th at 6:00 PM Pacific with Bob Layton.
		Steve Englehart: Yeah, various Ultraverse characters have appeared in the Marvel Universe-- but now there's an edict that they can't any more, for the same unclear reasons as below.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=6024 (4919 words)

	The Mantraverse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For readers of the Ultraverse comic Mantra, these three words had special meaning.
		Although the comic has been shelved and the Ultraverse is no more, some of the fans have taken up the torch to remember these "fallen heroes." For my own part, I've taken it upon myself to create the canonical site dedicated to the Ultraverse's "Golden Sorceress," Mantra.
		(Ultraverse fans are a precious commodity of late.) You can do so either by signing the guestbook, or sending me an e-mail.
	www.geocities.com /mantraverse (260 words)

	Ultraverse Sludge #6 comic book, malibu comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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		Ultraverse Sludge #6 comic book, malibu comics - $2
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	newyork.craigslist.org /mnh/bks/176618862.html (80 words)

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