Ultron was a mysterious character in his first appearance in the comics. ... Read about Ultron and his history and how Hank Pym may not be needed in Avengers 2: Age of Ultron.

Pym is best known for being the creator of the Pym particle in the MCU, played by Michael Douglas and the reason for the existence of Ant-Man. However, in the Rivals universe, Pym is Ultron's creator.

The issue flashes back to the aftermath of 2015’s Rage of Ultron, written by Rick Remender with art by Jerome Opeña, in which Ultron combined himself with Hank Pym and went into hibernation in ...

Pym created Ultron based on his own brain patterns, but the robot almost immediately rebelled against its creator upon gaining sentience, developing an Oedipal complex — not just hatred of his ...

Pym didn’t intend for Ultron to be this screwed up, of course. He built the original version of the artificial intelligence using his own brain patterns, ...

Ultron’s Plan. Ultimately, it came down to Scott Lang, the current Ant-Man, to talk Pym out of destroying everyone in the room. Lang reminded Pym that part of the reason he took on the mantle of ...

Ultron tells Pym that he was fighting against a group of "imposter Avengers," and that they had harmed his wife, Janet. The only way to save her, he claims, ...

Ultron has daddy issues. When Pym brought Ultron to life, the robot not only adopted Pym's genius, he also acquired emotions, the greatest of which was an unfathomable hatred for Pym and the human ...

Yup, I'm still not buying that Hank Pym is not involved in the creation of Ultron, and I do think it highly possible that his connection to Ultron may not be revealed until the Ant-Man film. Nice ...

Ultron resents his father for this and it’s why, even in his general misanthropy, he reserves a special hatred for Hank Pym. By making Ultron’s legacy of violence the fault of not just the ...

Ultron-12. Things get really awkward when Ultron-12 tries to become a loving son for Hank Pym in West Coast Avengers. The design—by Bob Hall—keeps more or less the same.

Though Ultron kills many people, his greatest destruction is the psyche of Hank Pym. Ultron becomes a symbol of shame, disappointment, and failure for Pym.