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Category Archives: Fantastic Friday
Fantastic Friday: Not so vengeful
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Last week, we wrapped up the Atlantis Attacks crossover, and this week, in issue #334, we’re right in the middle of the Acts of Vengeance crossover. That’s Marvel for you — a … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Atlantis Attacks, and I feel fine
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. This is Marvel, so of course it’s time for another big crossover. This is annual #22, in which Atlantis Attacks. Fantastic Four gets the distinction of being the grandiose final chapter of … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: It was all a dream… until it wasn’t
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Issues #330-333 are writer Steve Englehart’s last word on the series. It’s a bunch of dream sequences that have nothing to do with anything, followed by a mean-spirited satirical jab at his … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Attack of the clones
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. In the last issue, a villain created clones of our heroes. In issue #329, we see the plans are for those clones. We begin in the middle of the story, with the … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: One man’s war
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Issue #328 more or less kicks off writer Steve Englehart’s final arc on the series, for better or worse. As we begin, the FF have been defeated by the combined might of … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Human again… again
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. In issue #327, the original four are back together (sort of) for some old-fashioned villain-punching. Recap: Reed and Sue have paid a visit to the new FF, and they may or may … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Hitting the reset button
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Getting used to the “new” Fantastic Four? Too bad, because issue #236 hits the reset button. After 20 or so issues of the “new” Fantastic Four, Reed and Sue are back, and … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: I know kung fu
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Issue #325 wraps up the storyline that’s been happening during the Inferno crossover. Johnny’s powers are out of control, Mantis wants the FF’s help to rescue her son from aliens, and Kang … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Behold the planet Mercury
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. In issue #324, the Fantastic Three — Ben, Johnny, and the Sharon Ventura Ms. Marvel — are in the middle of the Inferno crossover, while also dealing with all the cosmic continuity … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Mantis, look out!
Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Issue #323 has the Fantastic Three — Ben, Johnny, and the Sharon Ventura Ms. Marvel — encountering demonic weirdness, time travel, and one writer’s favorite character. We’re still in the middle of … Continue reading
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