FANTASTIC FOUR #4 has tons of heart, wit, and creativity. The Fantastix are a fun -- if ineffectual -- foil to the Fantastic Four. On top of that, we gets tons of sincere family moments from the team. Read Full Review

This was an incredibly fun issue after the heavy tone of the previous arc. Slott takes the Fantastic Four back to where it all started and lets them and the audience rediscover the family aspects of this team and why it works. Read Full Review

More like this, please! Read Full Review

In all the craziness of typical Fantastic Four superheroics, Dan Slott focuses on the grounded humanity of the characters, making for a wonderful issue. Read Full Review

So, to tally things up: The FF are back on regular Marvel Earth with a new home; someone else is living in their former digs; The Future Foundation has withdrawn into the subplot, making our team once again the Fantastic FOUR; and Ben and Alicia have moved up the wedding date. And coming up along with that, we have Dr. Doom and Galactus in what I surmise will bring new twists to familiar stories. If we can just keep up the quality of the artand have people draw the Human Torch and the Thing correctlythe current stories of Dan Slott just might make it a great time to be reading The Worlds Greatest Comic Magazine! again. Stay tuned, Four fans. Read Full Review

While I found the plot for this issue questionable at first because of the introduction of the Fantastix, Fantastic Four #4 quickly found a way to serve its purpose for closing one door and opening another. I look forward to what the future holds for this family when they aren't simply going back to their old life. It's all new moving forward and that is the breath of fresh air that we all need with their integration back into the Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

In Fantastic Four #4, it's the new status quo, the new story leads, and the character relationships that impress rather than the immediate conflict with a very silly band of imposters. Previous issues reunited the Fantastic Four; this is where the even more interesting process of re-carving their place in the Marvel Universe begins. Read Full Review

Slott rebounds wonderfully after last month's outing, with a fun story that defies most of the usual conventions regarding superhero teams meeting for the first time. Read Full Review

A simple table-setting issue that gets far on charm. Read Full Review

Back planetside with a new home and a thinned-out roster, the Fantastic Four are poised to make their mark again on the 616-Earth. They just plan to do it from an apartment building and not a super high-tech laboratory. They have done it before, they can do it again, right? You have to start somewhere, and Fantastic Four #4 is a step in the right direction. Read Full Review

FANTASTIC FOUR #4 is a much smaller story compared to the first three issues in the run. However, that's not a complaint. The smaller scale of the story gives readers a chance to process events, while still delivering on the series' most potent elements. Read Full Review

Dan Slott has not come out the gate running. In his first four issues, he has proudly proclaimed that he can do muddled and directionless Fantastic Four comics with the best of them. They're not awful. They're what any regular reader of the book would expect on average. It's just a bit of a letdown that three years of waiting culminate in a book as unremarkable as this one. Read Full Review

This is an okay issue which finally plops our heroes into the main universe for future adventures. Read Full Review

Dan Slott's insecurities about The Terrifics aside; this was a very enjoyable read, with lots of heart and character.

Okay. Isso começou a me deixar feliz

Can’t wait for the big wedding!

Still happy to have the FF back. Not the best issue, but probably the best thing Marvel is putting out.

I didn't like this issue as much as the previous ones because there's not much exciting about the Fantastix. The stuff with the heroes returning home was more interesting, honestly. Getting the Future Foundation out of the way is a step towards a more classic Fantastic Four, which is definitely my favorite Fantastic Four. It seems things will finally settle down after this first arc and the wedding and we can get to more exciting FF stories. I'm excited for the wedding, of course, but I'm probably more excited for what comes next. Although, is it really this issue at fault? What comes next is Doom vs Galactus. You can't get much better than that...

The idea is good but the execution is lacking. Slott needs to get going here. The art on this book is not helping. Pichelli to Caselli to leon in 2 issue is too much. Caselli is great as always but Leon is lacking in detail which made the transition jarring.

"The all-new Fantastic Four!"

It's 4 issues in and I'm just mildly excited for this book.
Maybe now, that they're back on Earth things will start looking up. I hope they will.

Issue was very wordy and for me that is an issue. Although it did have some great funny moments. Art was ok. Enjoyed the dialogue but again wish it was less.

THE GOOD:

-I liked Stefano Caselli's art a lot. It captured the tone of the issue nicely.

-This issue shows Dan Slott's talents for writing pretty much any given Marvel character excellently.

-I will admit, I did not see that twist with the Fantastix coming.

-I think Brainstorm was a really strong character in this issue.

-I enjoyed the end of this issue a lot. It is a solid end and also introduces an interesting new headquarters for the FF.

THE BAD:

-I do wish the wrecking crew had a bigger part in this one. That definitely would have improved this issue.

-I actually disliked the Fantastix. They just kind of felt like they were in this issue to fill up pages and occupy the time while the creators cook up their 650th issue spectacular.

-I dow ish they could have spent less time saying goodbye to everyone, and more time on the actual story of this issue.

-Nico Leon's art was not great. It was not nearly detailed enough. This looked especially bad for The Thing. more

I’m sorry I don’t know why my heart is so full of hate.

An interminably sluggish issue with tepid art and hackneyed character beats.

Just no way they let KIDS leave to explore the multiverse. I know Dragon Man is there, but give me a break. Then they move to Yancy Street? I may not be on this series long.

A mind boggling mediocrity. Readable, but resembles an episode of Scooby Doo. The FF are back in the Marvel Universe and we get the Wrecking Crew and a bunch of D listers called the Fantastix.
One of the biggest problems of the FF before their hiatus was too much Franklin and Valeria, and now Slott has made the horrible mistake of aging them 5 years. So what do we get? Archie?
Superficial characterization and forgettable art add up to a disastrous issue.