This is the type of issue that creates new fans and I actively encourage comic fans who have never picked up an issue of this series to make this issue your first kick at the can (though given this is a review of a Fantastic Four issue, I highly doubt this advice is going to reach these readers). In any event this is exactly the type of story that clearly defines the elements that separate the Fantastic Four from all the other team books on the stands, as they truly are a family, and as such when the team is on the skids, one is left truly concerned that this might very well be the end of the team. There's also the very real sense that the Fantastic Four are a group that finds their own adventures, and that while they will battle super-villains, more often that not the dangers they face are ones they encounter during their travels. Plus, one can't help but be impressed by the almost epic scope of the final pages of this issue, as the team prepares to travel to the other side to bring B Read Full Review

It looks like Ben Grimm will be resurrected sooner rather than later. This issue was a ton of talking, but Wieringo is back so that’s a treat. It’s funny how the family is unsure if Heaven exists if they’ve literally gone to Hell. Just wanted to point that out