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January's issue of FANTASTIC FOUR gave us Ben celebrating New Year's, February's was a special Valentine's Day issue. Now this month's brings us the Ides of March.
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arbre_rieurJanuary's issue of FANTASTIC FOUR gave us Ben celebrating New Year's, February's was a special Valentine's Day issue. Now this month's brings us the Ides of March.
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stolisomancerNot a lot of people were reading the FF's book back in 2002, or if they were, they weren't talking much about it. The entire line was just coming off the doldrums of the nineties, and while there were a few good solid superhero books coming out around then - like the underrated Nicienza run on Thunderbolts - it was a quiet time at Marvel.
Which is a shame, because in the middle of this dead zone, you get one of the single greatest moments for Dr. Doom ever.
( five pages, after the cut )
Which is a shame, because in the middle of this dead zone, you get one of the single greatest moments for Dr. Doom ever.
( five pages, after the cut )
FF 22 - A Son With Two Fathers
Sep. 26th, 2012 01:19 pmterrykunIn the last issue of Fantastic Four, Reed and family seized the Wizard from A.I.M.'s new nation-state, and brought him into custody. Bentley 23, the clone of the Wizard, apparently wanted to see him. He approached him with a box containing his helmet, stating that the children of the Foundation thought it best for him to have a personal identifier. He's quite mad, you see.
The Wizard told Bentley to put it on himself.
( What happens next )
The Wizard told Bentley to put it on himself.
( What happens next )
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- char: artie maddicks,
- char: bentley 23,
- char: dr. doom/kristoff vernard,
- char: dragon man,
- char: energizer/katie power,
- char: franklin richards,
- char: gee/alex power,
- char: human torch/johnny storm,
- char: invisible woman/susan storm,
- char: leech,
- char: lightspeed/julie power,
- char: mass master/jack power,
- char: mr. fantastic/reed richards,
- char: nathaniel richards,
- char: valeria richards,
- creator: barry kitson,
- creator: chris sotomayor,
- creator: jonathan hickman,
- creator: nick dragotta,
- creator: paul mounts,
- group: fantastic four,
- group: ff,
- group: power pack,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- title: fantastic four,
- title: ff
FF #12 - one page
Nov. 30th, 2011 09:56 amsherkahnHere Marvel, here's my wallet. Take what you like and just keep producing the goods like this.
While issue #12 is a mixed affair, and the art is not to my liking, it does have some moments.
( The Force is strong with this one. )
While issue #12 is a mixed affair, and the art is not to my liking, it does have some moments.
( The Force is strong with this one. )
Potential Evil Geniuses
Sep. 29th, 2011 08:00 pmterrykunOutside of the drama and the high-handedness and bloodshed in the rest of the issue, two adorable genius children have lunch together. Enjoy.
( All those smarts, but no poker face. )
( All those smarts, but no poker face. )
FF 02: Sneak wordless preview
Mar. 29th, 2011 01:52 pmbjornwildeSo if you saw the previous post with FF01 you'll know the new team isn't getting just one new member but two three plus the kids. I liked this idea but there was something that bugged me.
( Previews of FF#02 behind the cut... )
First try at the new site, hope I got all the HTML right.
( Previews of FF#02 behind the cut... )
First try at the new site, hope I got all the HTML right.
stubbleupdateThe Final Issue of Fantastic Four should be a bigger talking point than the previous one, the Death Issue. That's because it's better, by virtue of being bloody amazing.
It's silent, bar a text bubble on the last page and sets out how the survivors of the Fantastic Four and their extended family deal with the loss of one of their own.
Some scenes also set up a very exciting future for the new title, including Valeria Richards'( To Do List )
Yes, I think that that's even more exciting than Reed's threat level list.
It's silent, bar a text bubble on the last page and sets out how the survivors of the Fantastic Four and their extended family deal with the loss of one of their own.
Some scenes also set up a very exciting future for the new title, including Valeria Richards'( To Do List )
Yes, I think that that's even more exciting than Reed's threat level list.
Fantastic Four #588 teaser image
Jan. 27th, 2011 07:15 amsherkahnThe End is here.
CosmicBookNews has the teaser image for the final Fantastic Four issue.
( Crossing off. )
CosmicBookNews has the teaser image for the final Fantastic Four issue.
( Crossing off. )
stubbleupdate
Nobody requested this post.It doesn't fit into any set theme for theme month.
It isn't even anything hot off the presses.
But it's something that I think is pretty cool - the origin of Mr. Fantastic. Not the character, the name.
This collects the oft-reprinted and emulated Fantastic Four #1, the crib scene in Waid/Wieringo's first issue of Fantastic Four (v3 #60) and extracts from this
( In the beginning... )
And Mark Waid has him( telling the story to Valeria )
And the much promised secret origin from this year's visually arresting ( Ataque Del M.O.D.O.K.! )
Who's your daddy?
Sep. 27th, 2010 09:15 pmstubbleupdate
The most recent Fantastic Four has been catching up lots of old plot threads - the message from the future man, the presence of the City of the High Evolutionary on American soil, Valeria Richards the super-genius and, the stars of Solve Everything, the Council( Storytelling )
I'm glad to see these guys back, but a more important question is where will they appear next?
What did everybody else make of this? iFanboy's Pick of the week podcast liked it and the way that it brought out Valeria.
colonel_green
Four scans from Fantastic Four #583, the beginning of the "Three" arc that, from the solicits and what we've seen so far, looks to be about like a hundred different things.
