Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman Omnibus Vol. 1 (Fantastic Four Omnibus)

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There are a couple of very good concluding chapters, but while not universally applicable, there are far more good moments than completely compelling stories. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. I cannot say enough good things about "Uncles", the mostly silent issue that finishes the main title.

Hickman è stata la cosa migliore che è capitata alla Marvel negli ultimi anni, tra Secret Warriors, Avengers e questo Fantastic Four.

Grieving, the surviving members of the Fantastic Four dissolve the team — but from its ashes will rise the Future Foundation! Things kick off with a Dark Reign tie-in miniseries, in which Hickman immediately gets into the head of Mr. Though I ought to also mention that, of all the "deaths" of comic book characters since "The Death of Superman" (and even before that, with, say, Warlock, or Bucky Barnes), this particular death was probably the shortest--at least, as much as I've been paying attention to that sort of thing, which admittedly isn't all that much. The two Richards children are key elements and hilarious hi-jinks ensure when the adults are out and Norman Oswald (the former Green Goblin) shows up as head of government law enforcement agency (Shield/Hammer) to take them into custody. He is known for creating the Image Comics series The Nightly News, The Manhattan Projects and East of West, as well as working on Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four, FF and S.

On the contrary, the plots seem to be mostly his own, but it's clear that other series published at the same time as the issues that make up this omnibus were influencing things in ways that were somewhat trivial, but which nonetheless had an impact on the flow of the story. But it took me about three months to read this (comparatively thin) omnibus because I just didn't care about so many of the storylines. As the team contends with Norman Osborn’s Dark Reign, an older Franklin arrives from the future with an ominous warning!Not so for the kids, Franklin and Valeria, as they are made integral to the story right from the beginning and through all three series collected. In classic Hickman fashion, there's a question at the heart of this story: how can Reed solve everything? But i have to get one thing out of the way, the quality of this book, and by that i mean the paper quality is abysmal, this is no way to treat fans of the Marvel omnibus, that is supposedly the best of there line. I've yet to read volume 2, Avengers/ New avengers and secret wars, but Hickman has become one of my favorite comic book authors.

This confirms for me that I'm not really a fan of the Fantastic Four, but Hickman creates such a large epic story I'm enjoying seeing it come together. One of the greatest comics period, the way it all bends so seamlessly and all the plots come together so well, existing concepts are used in such a brilliant manner and then each character gets their own spotlight and moment that makes you love them even more and the inter-play between them and finally the big thing to come, its just perfect plus it has a murderer's row of artist, each one soo perfect and makes this book so visually striking to look at, just wow! The growth of the future foundation and the introduction of young adolescent minds into the Baxter building was incredibly charming. This ten chapter middle portion of the book, is seat of the pants gosh wow stuff with some extremely clever plotting. The pinnacle of high-concept, big-story superhero comics that are still packed with emotional punches throughout.For, as the big brain of the Fantastic Four will find out, solving everything carries with it a great cost, and one that is perhaps too much to pay. Not much else to the book save all the regular series and variant covers and some script pages by Hickman which are a neat little insight into his writing process.