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by **Punchy** » Sat Mar 03, 2012 2:07 pm

This book continues to dance around the edges of what’s been happening in Fantastic Four in an enjoyable way, but I’m still none-the-wiser about what’s really going on, and it was annoying that there was no forward momentum from Fantastic Four #603, they ended in exactly the same place. I did like the action scene with the team taking on the Evolved Moloids, especially seeing Power Pack in action. You have to love Power Pack, just so goofy and fun. Nick Dragotta’s art was very good, I seem to be the only person in the world who liked Bobillo’s work, but I still enjoyed Dragotta very much, especially how he drew the blank-outline-man, who later turns out to be Future-Franklin. Right? I appreciated how Hickman kind of poked fun at himself for his portentous dialogue by having Franklin refer to it as ‘Weirdo Stuff). Good to know he has a sense of humour about himself.

by **habitual** » Sat Mar 03, 2012 4:38 pm

Punchy wrote:This book continues to dance around the edges of what’s been happening in Fantastic Four in an enjoyable way, but I’m still none-the-wiser about what’s really going on, and it was annoying that there was no forward momentum from Fantastic Four #603, they ended in exactly the same place.

I did like the action scene with the team taking on the Evolved Moloids, especially seeing Power Pack in action. You have to love Power Pack, just so goofy and fun.

Nick Dragotta’s art was very good, I seem to be the only person in the world who liked Bobillo’s work, but I still enjoyed Dragotta very much, especially how he drew the blank-outline-man, who later turns out to be Future-Franklin. Right?

I appreciated how Hickman kind of poked fun at himself for his portentous dialogue by having Franklin refer to it as ‘Weirdo Stuff). Good to know he has a sense of humour about himself.

Because this title deserves it.

Hab

by **Zechs** » Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:02 pm

It needs more closure with the Doom angle though. We know he ain't dead even if Hickman is treating it as such.

I just want to know when that payoff will occur.

by **habitual** » Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:16 pm

Zechs wrote:It needs more closure with the Doom angle though. We know he ain't dead even if Hickman is treating it as such. I just want to know when that payoff will occur.

When we learn the truth behind how Victor is exactly supposed to save the World.

Hab