The timestream breaking is a glorious thing to witness, as it turns out.
AGE OF ULTRON #10: In the modern age, prior to the Age of Ultron, Hank Pym releases a program that he coded years ago to prevent the rise of Ultron—all thanks to Wolverine tampering with the timestream. But will it be enough? And will there be repurcussions?
AGE OF ULTRON #9: The new timeline turns out to be just as bad as the old timeline, so Wolverine travels back in time to fix his mistake of killing Hank Pym—and hope that Pym can create an Ultron that does everything he is *meant* to do, but *not* destroy the world. Simple!
AGE OF ULTRON #7: Wolverine was successful in killing Pym before the creation of Ultron, so when he and the Invisible Woman travel back to their time, the Age of Ultron has never occurred. Butterfly effect being what it is, tho, things are markedly different than they used to be.
AGE OF ULTRON #6: While Nick Fury has taken a team into the future where Ultron is hiding in order to defeat him, Wolverine (and a stowaway Invisible Woman) break rank and travel to the past to kill Hank Pym before he even invents Ultron.
AGE OF ULTRON - ULTRON #1 AU: In the Age of Ultron, Ultron’s son Victor Mancha struggles to find his place—he’s too human for the robots, and too robot for the humans. What’s a cyborg to do?!?
AGE OF ULTRON #2: As the heroes begin to regroup, Spider-Man tries to make sense of what has happened & how it could possibly have happened so quickly. They’ve been unable to make a stand so far but they’re working on changing that, because Captain America is developing...A PLAN.