Marvel Comics Ultimate

What is the order I should read the Ultimate Marvel Comics?

I'm looking to get into reading comics and have always been a fan of Marvel, then I'll go with the Ultimate line of comics. However, I want to know exactly in what order should I read them all that I do not get confused with crossovers and miniseries and which are not. I'm trying to recall them all at TPB.

the Ultimate titles really stand alone reasonably well. The only thing that really draws significantly from other is the Ultimates. You might as well jump straight into Ultimate Spider-Man and read a good way for him without knowing much about the others. I suggest taking the first trade of Ultimate Spider-Man and the first trade of Ultimate X-Men and reading to get an idea. If you like both, you can take the next couple of volumes of each. Ultimate FF are probably in your own best. You may well get into that at any time. I suggest reading at least the first volume of USM and UXM (maybe thet the two first volumes) before taking the Ultimates. If you want to start slow, just go with Ultimate Spider-Man. Read the first two volumes and decide if you like that universe. Then you can go in any direction from there as far as the other titles go.

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