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"[Doom] basically goes to Valeria and says, 'Look, you are my goddaughter and, unlike most people on Earth, I really care about what you think, so let me justify what I'm doing to you.' It doesn't matter that she's the daughter of his worst enemy. This is someone he cares about." -- Ryan North

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"Probably one of the coolest things about the project is how we've found really fun ways to 'Avengerize' Aliens and 'alien-up' Avengers. I think fans will be surprised at how elegantly some of those things fit together. It really turned out to be a chocolate-and-peanut-butter situation." -- Jonathan Hickman

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"Doctor Doom’s Tumblr is clearly full of reblogs with his self-aggrandizing additions in the tags, and he’s probably got a macro to type out '#FOOLS!!' because he uses it so often. He’s also always starting fights with strangers and secretly proud when a post he started gets a ton of notes because Doom conquers all." -- Ryan North

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"The body horror side of that comes from my visceral response to the FF at an early age. I was very scared of the Thing when I was a kid because I imagined something like what we do in this book happening to his body. I have kind of intense trypophobia and something about the Thing's skin really activates it in me. Also, the FF are mutants—in the true sense of the word, in that an externality was introduced into their physiology that changed them forever.

There's something disturbing about that on a visceral level to me, to have one's body become distorted or strange. It's like how we also have a subconsciously strange appreciation of redheads. They're literally mutants and I don't mean that pejoratively. The gene has mutated. Mutation can be beautiful, powerful, and also quite horrific.

That's the FF in a nutshell to me. I thought if I leaned into the extreme of that idea I could make it really upsetting. But then I combined it with the other integral part of the FF—family. The family operates best as one unit. Well… how far can we take that? Felipe [Andrade] and I take that pretty dang far." -- Christopher Cantwell

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Dead Days was a double-sized one-shot that served as a prequel to the 'Marvel Zombies' saga showing the events that occurred before the Ultimate Fantastic Four storyline.

Again, expect lots of zombie-related gore.

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