The fallout of Reed's machine results in Sue, Ben and Johnny finding themselves in the middle of a super hero Hyborian-age civil war, while Reed searches for answers to questions that can only be found in alternate timelines. Back on Earth, it's Val and Franklin versus the agents of H.A.M.M.E.R.! Rated A …$2.99
It's not a deal-breaker, though, as the story is interesting enough and the art does an okay job of keeping things moving. The layouts aren't great, and the use of the white page is a good idea, but it kind of overpowers the scenes where it plays a part. All in all, I'd prefer a more dynamic art team, but for a tie-in to an event I can't stand, it's more than worth a look. Read Full Review
As with the art, the story shows a lot of promise and potential but isn't quite executed as one would hope. Hickman's overarching ideas so far show that he has a lot in store for Marvel's first family in the future. Hopefully, he uses this limited series to work out the kinks and deliver a truly outstanding product. Read Full Review
I really like the ideas that the second chapter of Dark ReignFantastic Four presents. Hickman, no stranger to high-concept, definitely makes that aspect of the story work. Unfortunately, the book feels only slightly above average as a whole because too much of it ends up feeling like filler. If a better balance can be achieved between the various storylines at work, I really think the mini-series could turn into a must read. Read Full Review
This is pure gold.
"M'lady, 'tis the Clobberin' Hour" is all that is needed to be said.
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