I'm starting to suspect there is more to this story than meets the eye, as frankly both Reed and the government forces that have assembled against him both seem a little too set in their ways, and this has me suspecting that this build up of tensions is all been orchestrated, though I have to say I'm not quite sure as to what either side hopes to accomplish with this rather elaborate act. Now perhaps I'm reading too much into the inconsistent behavior from Reed and others, but I honestly feel that this pigheaded behavior on both sides is covering up a secret deal. However, there are moments that serve to throw water on this theory such as Reed's rather dire sounding letter to his wife, and his very cold, and harsh method of pushing her away, by labeling her an uncaring mother to his children. Still, my steadfast belief that there is something we haven't been made privy to, is a continued nagging doubt that I can't put out of my mind, and until the final issue arrives I can't help but f Read Full Review

I love that the Fantastic Four, Reed in particular, are trying to be proactive against Doom but this pace is extremely slow