ULTIMATUM (short for Underground Liberated Totally Integrated Mobile Army To Unite Mankind) is a fictional terrorist organization in the Marvel Comics universe. It was founded by the Flag-Smasher in his attempts to destroy nationalism. ULTIMATUM became the occupying army of Rumekistan when Flag-Smasher became the ruler.
| ULTIMATUM | |
|---|---|
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| First appearance | Captain America #321 (Sep 1986) |
| Created by | Mark Gruenwald Paul Neary |
| In-story information | |
| Type of organization | Terrorist |
| Leader(s) | Flag-Smasher |
An unnamed ULTIMATUM terrorist has the distinction of being the only person deliberately and directly killed by Captain America since World War II. Captain America has to choose between shooting the terrorist and allowing him to kill several innocent people, and he chooses to kill the terrorist. Despite the clear moral choice, he is wracked with guilt for several issues and then he volunteers to turn himself over to the relevant authorities. During the Acts of Vengeance, U.L.T.I.M.A.T.U.M. attacked the Punisher and Moon Knight on the orders of the Prime Movers.
Members
- Red Skull(Johann Schmidt) - secretly funds the group
- Anarchy (Erin Mackey) (agent)[1] - once defeated the Punisher and Moon Knight
- Nicholas Choepke[2]
- Flag-Smasher (founder)[3] - son of United Nations delegate from Switzerland; assassinated by Domino (Neena Thurman) after began to abuse his authority[4]
- Michael Straka[5] - old friend of Domino; he allied with Cable in Rumekistan
- Sanjini Hatari[6]
- Vladimir Korda Krontz[7]
- William Luft[8]
- Ivan Rice[9]
- Mikel Rivvak[10]
- Major Toler Weil[11] - agent for the Red Skull
- Dmitri Novotny[12]
- Lynette Webb[13]
References
- ^ Moon Knight vol. 3 #8
- ^ Captain America #438
- ^ Captain America #312
- ^ Cable & Deadpool #28
- ^ Cable & Deadpool #28
- ^ Captain America #321
- ^ Captain America #321
- ^ Captain America #321
- ^ Captain America #438
- ^ Captain America #321
- ^ Amazing Spider-Man #322
- ^ Captain America #321
- ^ Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD vol. 2 #32
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