Fantastic Four #21
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| Writer | Dan Slott |
| Artist | Paco Medina |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
EMPYRE TIE-IN! With the Fantastic Four neck-deep in the menace in space, who can Powerhouse and Brainstorm call upon to deal with the crisis down on Earth? Only Spider-Man and Wolverine, of course!
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8.8
Comic Watch - J.A. Fludd
Jul 26, 2020As Empyre moves into full swing, Marvel does one of the things that it loves to do best and throws Spider-Man and Wolverine out to get people to pay attention. With the Cotati, the Priests of Pama, and this so-called Dark Harvest we seem to be seeing a new spin on an old story. These cross-continuity events are mostly a marketing stunt to be endured, but at least The FF are taking a central role in this one instead of being treated as secondary characters in their own universe. And what is it with NKalla? Read Full Review
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8.2
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Corey Patterson
Jul 15, 2020Dan Slott once again proves he's one of the best Fanatic Four writers in the history of the series. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Jul 15, 2020A good issue to kick off an adventure with Val and Franklin while their family dives into the Empyre war. Fans should get a kick out of Spider-Man and Wolverine in the story and there is some solid dialogue throughout. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Charlie Ridgely
Jul 16, 2020Dan Slott has proven over the last year that he's a great Fantastic Four writer. The problem here is that the Fantastic Four are only in their own book for a few pages. Read Full Review
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9.0
Fun issue
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8.5
Great art from Izaackse, underwhelming (to me) pencils from Medina once again.
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8.5
I liked this. The highlight was Spider-Man, honestly. I like this FF-less FF more than the past 5 issues probably.
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8.5
Enjoyable even if I'm skipping Empyre as an event. Media and Izaksee were a good combo!
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8.0
Coming back to this series since I read the tie-ins written by the main writers for an event. Good fashioned fun issue. Love the art and story, but as with most other tie-in issues, it doesn't add a lot to the event story. Still, it is fun and that's what I want most out of my superhero comic books
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Art 4/5 Story 4/5
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8.0
" Hey, kiddos ! The calvalry's here ! It's spectacular Spider-Man and his sidekick Claw-Lad ! What'd we miss ?" - SPIDER-MAN
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7.5
It had some decent moments but I'm not reading empyre so the tie in isnt exactly needed for me. I thought there were also some parts that were a little too convenient. The cult that just happens to need the skull and kree kids and the some lame dialogue
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7.5
Franklin and Val get the war-orphans back to Yancy Street, but they can't stop them scrapping with each other (and a bigger conflict looms with some Cotati allies). Spider-Man and Wolverine manage to make things a lot worse when they show up, but it's not their fault. This felt like a pretty pro-forma plot to me, but the art is solid and I dig the characterization and dialogue.
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This wasn't nearly as annoying to me as usual, maybe because of the new plot? Maybe because the Fantastic Four wasn't actually in it... who knows??
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