Alerted to a potential tear in the dimension, the Fantastic Four go to investigate - but what they discover is so much worse than they prepared for! Will the Fantastic Four be able to hold back the Scourge or will the Negative Zone finally succeed in tearing this family apart? Overrun, the Fantastic Four are about to learn: No one ever truly comes home from war.
Rated T+
Johnny Storm stepping up big time? Reed revealing some crazy secrets about the Sentry and more, all you need in a solid Fantastic Four adventure into the Negative Zone. It's thoroughly entertaining while also being some depth, definitely a solid read. Read Full Review
It's a helluva ride as the F.F. face what could be the deadliest foes they ever took on"themselves! The Cancerverse versions force our heroes to examine their motivations and they may not like what they see. But then they turn that mirror on their attackers and the Cancerverse counterparts are forced to see a part of themselves that they may not like either. It's a battle of wills and wits, only who will come out on top? Just when you think everything's going to get tied up nice and neat"to be continued! **** (9.2 rating) Read Full Review
I look forward to all the characters coming together in Annihation Scourge: Omega. It promises to be quite an issue, and if all the one shots released so far are an indication of quality this is a series that fans of Marvel Cosmic, especially Annihilation events, are going to love. Read Full Review
By mixing family drama and high stakes action, Annihilation Scourge: Fantastic Four #1 cuts to the heart of why the Fantastic Four have endured. Read Full Review
ANNIHILATION - SCOURGE: FANTASTIC FOUR #1 is a pretty good event crossover book, and a decent FF story to boot. Christos Gage understands the familial dynamics of the team and tells a fun story, even if it ends a little conveniently. The big draw of the book however has to be Diego Olorteguis amazing art, especially his creature and Cancerverse contaminated work. Its not a perfect book by any stretch, but you could do a lot worse, and fans of Marvels First Family should check it out. Read Full Review
"Annihilation " Scourge: Fantastic Four" #1 is a forgettable Annihilation one-shot that serves its purpose by bringing the Fantastic Four into the cosmic story. Read Full Review
This issue certainly connects the dots, but watching the creators draw that line doesn't leave much room for fun. Read Full Review
I'am a huge Sentry fan and The story of Annihilation. I love this and can't wait for more. I"am so grateful that I own all the issues 2018 of Sentry to follow up with this story.
This was awesome. First off, the art by Olortegui was amazing. While I wasn’t a huge fan of the Alpha issue of this event, this Fantastic Four issue was phenomenal. Christos Gage perfectly shows off his mastery of continuity and his talent for writing the Fantastic Four’s family dynamic. Johnny was written especially well, and I love the callbacks to Jonathan Hickman’s Fantastic Four. Dan Slott May have been Gage’s mentor, but I for one believe Gage should be writing the main Fantastic Four title, instead of Slott
This isn't the best issue but it's entertaining enough.
It's alright, not sure how important this was though. Guess we'll see in the finale.
This was a loooot of people telling me about their feelings, and I’m not really here for it tbh.
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