I like the idea that Dr. Doom being trapped in Hell has made a wider impact than we normally see when he's been defeated, though most times he's managed to keep up the ruse that he never left via his Doombots. Still, I love the idea that the Fantastic Four have to defend Doom's technology from the various groups that would love to lay their hands upon his vast hoard, and that the nations that border Latveria suddenly realize how vulnerable Doom's nation is when he's not around to protect it. I also like the underlying tension that now appears to exist within the Fantastic Four, as Reed is no longer acting like he's part of the team, but rather he's making some fairly drastic actions, and just assuming the others will back him. I also like that the issue takes some time to address the notion that while he ruled the country with a iron fist, for the most part the people of Latveria were content under Dr. Doom's rule, and that they view the Fantastic Four as foreign invaders, who have lon Read Full Review

An interesting and intriguing issue with a shocking last page. Porter is the perfect artist to draw Latveria.