Age of Ultron #7

The art gets split again. Carlos Pacheco, Roger Martinez and Jose Villarubia do the past again, for the short opening sequence. Brandon Peterson and Paul Mounts this time do the alternate present. In #5 Nick Fury said he built the Antarctic base after Secret Invasion. But last issue we saw it was there back in the early days of the Avengers, as it is in this issue. I don't believe Logan and Sue actually needed that to be true in order to use Dr Doom's time platform. But it was necessary in order for them to 'borrow' Fury's aircar. Speaking of Fury, where's Nick when our duo return to the Savage Land? He didn't have his car to fly home in. And he was supposed to be keeping this base secret from SHIELD, so it would be unfortunate if he had to call in to be picked up. We see some more stuff in Fury's trophy case. As well as the Ultimate Nullifier in #5, there's Prester John's Evil Eye, the Zodiac Key, the original helmet of Power version of the Serpent Crown, a (probably Cosmic) Cube, and 6 (probably Infinity) Gems. There's also a vial which could contain, say, the Super-Soldier serum (or maybe just Nick's Infinity Formula). And a book which could be, say, the Darkhold. The Kree/Skrull War happened in the classic Avengers (1963) #89-97. Exactly why the absence of Hank Pym meant that the Avengers didn't stop it from reaching Earth we may discover in later issues. But the Vision played a big part in that story, and without Ultron he wouldn't exist.