Fantastic Four #606 (A very large object Spoilers)
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But I'll agree with you that Hickman should of done more stuff like this sooner. It's almost like this was the first issue that featured the Fantastic FOUR. So while this was a better issue, the plot has been a hundred times (and better) elsewhere. It also stinks that the while the Fantastic Four have found a cure for cancer - it only applies to people they know. That's the dangerous thing with these kinds of stories. Sure, Willy is all okay now but what about all the thousands and thousands of cancer patients out there? "Sorry, we'll save this old feeble retired mailman but the rest of you - sod off." I like Lumpkin, but better he died, than to have a workable cure for cancer that will never be used again. |
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Nah. Dr. Strange The Oath worked the same type of concept and it was a great mini. This was the weakest of the standalones, by far. I think the only major character that Hickman hasn't touched in his run has been the Surfer, it'll be interesting to see if he pops up before the end. Hab |
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What if Lumpkin turns into a Tetsuo-like creature down the line? |
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You're assuming, of course, that the cure for cancer is something Reed has had in the back of his pocket for a long time. Or that the cost of such an operation is cheap enough to be duplicated all over the "real" (Marvel) world. |
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Where's Elijah Snow when you really need him? |
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truth. the only "mystery" about this issue to me was whose body they were in. everything else was obvious.
and i agree with this as well. i actually liked the issue, but i totally agree with your point about these being dangerous/bad idea issues...9 times out of 10 they take me so far out of any ability to suspend disbelief that i can't enjoy them. this one just happened to overcome that (Ben's line at the end about "miracles...who does she think she's talking to?" had a lot to do with that). not my favorite issue, but i liked it ok. |
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I love that issue where the Vision's has a Fantastic Voyage inside Yellow Jacket's Innerspace... ![]() But don't forget... Antman's Fantastic Voyage inside the Vision... ![]() Antman II's Fantastic Voyage inside Iron Man's Innerspace... ![]() Atom's Fantastic Voyage inside Batman's Innserspace... ![]() Atom's Fantastic Voyage inside some Gothan Cop's Innerpsace... ![]() Captain Atom's Fantastic Voyage inside Mike Choi's Innerspace from a half year ago... ![]() X-Men's Fantastic Voyage inside Kitty Pryde's Innerspace (from just a couple months ago)... ![]() |
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Since we're on the subject, remember the Superfriends episode where Aquaman turned into a shark creature, and to change him back, a miniaturized Superman and Wonder Woman had to fly the Supermobile into his brain to change him back? |
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