Issue #24 of The Ultimates brings Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri's series to a close. The focus is on She-Hulk, who uses gamma radiation to transform into an embodiment of shared trauma. Her vengeance is satisfying, leaving a clear impact. Although the series' ending is strange, the characters will continue in Ultimate Endgame.
Gamma Radiation as a Narrative and Technical Engine 💥
Camp uses gamma radiation not as a simple power, but as a conduit for collective trauma. She-Hulk absorbs the pain of others and channels it into a physical form, a concept that Frigeri translates with dense panels and distorted faces. The technical development avoids complex explanations and bets on visual emotion. The final transformation is clear: trauma ceases to be invisible and becomes a tangible weapon.
Getting Revenge with Green Rays and Scheduling Issues 😅
She-Hulk takes revenge like someone going to the supermarket on a Saturday: with determination and leaving no stone unturned. Of course, while she channels the shared trauma, readers wonder if anyone told her that the series ends just when it was getting good. But hey, that's what Ultimate Endgame is for, promising more chaos and fewer explanations.