Age of Ultron #3

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Age of Ultron: Book Three

Walking through the ruins of New York, Luke Cage and She-Hulk prepare to meet with Ultron. In a flashback is revealed that the remaining heroes located in New York are discussing the next plan of action. Captain America proposes that, since Spider-Man was meant to be traded, they could do the same, but this time sending someone strong enough to cause damage within Ultron's fortress.

After discarding the missing options like Thor or Hulk, both Luke Cage and She-Hulk step in to take the trade. After arguing for a while, Luke agrees to make She-Hulk the offer and he makes the delivery.

Meanwhile, in Chicago, Red Hulk, Taskmaster and Black Panther watch a group of Ultron Drones, planning to make a move. Red Hulk jumps into action after Taskmasters detects one and manages to rip off its head, giving it back to his allies, but wasn't fast enough to shake off the group of sentinels chasing him. Red Hulk holds off the Ultron Drones to allow Taskmaster and Black Panther to escape, but in the middle of the mayhem, T'Challa dies.

Back in New York, a group of Ultron Drones reach Cage and She-Hulk and guide them through the fortress to make the deal, but Luke finds himself shocked when it turns out the offer is not going to Ultron, but to Vision.

| Appearing1 = **Featured Characters:** * Luke Cage) (flashback) * She-Hulk (Jen Walters)) (flashback) **Supporting Characters:** * Red Hulk (Thunderbolt Ross)) * Black Panther (T'Challa)) * Taskmaster (Tony Masters)) * Avengers) ** Captain America (Steve Rogers)) ** Iron Man (Tony Stark)) ** Spider-Man (Otto Octavius/"Peter Parker")) ** Hawkeye (Clint Barton)) ** Wolverine (Logan)_(Earth-61112)) * X-Men) ** Beast (Hank McCoy)) ** Storm (Ororo Munroe)) * Emma Frost) * Invisible Woman (Sue Storm)_(Earth-61112)) * Valkyrie (Brunnhilde)) * Pulsar (Monica Rambeau)) * Quake (Daisy Johnson)) * Iron Fist (Danny Rand)) * Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)) **Antagonists:** * Vision) * Ultron Drones|Some destroyed **Other Characters:** * Numerous unnamed civilians * Cyclops (Scott Summers)) * Thor) * Hulk (Bruce Banner)) * The Thing (Ben Grimm)) * Jessica Jones) * Danielle Cage) * Owl (Leland Owlsley)) * Hammerhead (Joseph)_(Earth-61112)) **Locations:** * Earth-61112 ** New York City (flashback) *** Manhattan (flashback) **** Central Park ***** Refuge of the resistance ** Chicago **Items:** * Captain America's Shield|Remains * Trick Arrows

| Solicit = For years the heroes of the Marvel Universe have lived in fear that the artificial intelligence known as Ultron would one day evolve to fulfill its desire to wipe out all organic life and take over the Earth -- that day has arrived.

This massive 10-part Marvel Universe-spanning event is brought to you by Eisner award-winning writer Brian Michael Bendis and comics legend Bryan Hitch.

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Creative credits

Writers: Brian Michael Bendis

Interior art: Bryan Hitch

Color: Paul Mounts

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