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Category Archives: Fantastic Friday
Fantastic Friday: Which lagoon?
Rereading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. I don’t dare suggest the legendary Jack Kirby ever phoned it in, but here, in his last few issues before his contentious departure from Marvel, it sadly kinda/sorta feels like he’s phoning … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Evil twins, yet again
Rereading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Need a quick and easy story idea to crank out a comic on deadline? Evil twins! Issue #96 begins with some comedy shtick as the Yancy Street Gang has mailed Ben a … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: The Monocle? Seriously?
Rereading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. The so-called “middle years” are famous (infamous?) for introducing a bunch of hokey, one-off villains, and that’s the case with issue #95. We begin with a man on the street taking photos … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Season of the witch
Rereading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Generally speaking, fans divide the first 300 or so issues of FF into three eras, the Lee/Kirby years, the “middle years,” and the John Byrne years. Although Kirby is still with the … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: In the arena
Re-reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Here’s issue #93, which came out in December 1969. It’s the end of the 1960s, and it’s the unofficial end of Jack Kirby’s time on the FF. Sure, he’ll be around for … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: The first rule of space fight club is…
Rereading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Let’s see, how to summarize this plot? The Thing is trapped on a planet of Skrulls who have taken the form of old-timey gangsters, who want him to fight in some gladiatorial … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: “Yer fadder wears space shoes”
Re-reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. The end of the last issue had the Thing being captured by a Skrull and carried off into space. So why are there 1930s-style gangsters on the cover to issue #91? Let’s … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: The issue about nothing
Rereading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. This week, it’s the historic issue #90, in which… nothing happens. After all that business with the Mole Man ended last issue, you’d think that the plotline about the mysterious subterranean house … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: Blinded by the light
Re-reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Last issue, the FF bought a new house, but they didn’t do a title check, which would have revealed the place is still owned by the Mole Man. He attacked, zapping our … Continue reading
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Fantastic Friday: House hunting
Rereading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. While our heroes were in Latveria during the last few issues, we had this subplot about a mysterious house that’s really just a metal hatch out in the woods that people say … Continue reading
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