Mark Waid delivers another enjoyable issue, as not only does he manage to exceed my expectations by making Heaven into a fairly harrowing environment for out heroes to move through, but he also manages to produce several wonderful character moments that show a solid understanding of the personality mix that makes up the Fantastic Four. From the explosive scene when Reed snaps and lashes out at Johnny for the role that he believes he played in Ben's death, to the conversation that Sue has with Reed where she compares him to Dr. Frankenstein, these are truly memorable moments that helped to make this into one of my favorite issues of Mark Waid's already memorable run on this series. However the highlight of the issue would have to be the eye-opening revelation in the final pages as the team is reunited with Ben, and they not only discover the source of all the dangers they've encountered, but what role they had played in Ben inability to get past the gates of Heaven. The versions of Hea Read Full Review

In short, "Alicia Storm is a Skrull!" come back. All is forgiven. The Fantastic Four still suffers from the aftermath of Marvel politics. Avoid. Read Full Review