Fantastic Four #28
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| Writer | Ryan North |
| Artist | Steven Cummings |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
PROLOGUE TO ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM!
It's been months since Doctor Doom became Sorcerer Supreme - and disappeared. Reed Richards, the smartest man on the planet, has spent that time trying to find a way to understand magic, so he can find and stop Doom...and he's failed.
But when Sue suggests there is another man who holds both a graduate degree in physics and an understanding of magic-Dane Whitman, the Black Knight! - Reed and Sue decide to see if he can offer any insights.
Dane's help sends Reed and Sue's minds back in time-to possess the bodies of two people in the past, where, without their powers, they search for the one
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CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
AIPT - Tyler Brown
Jan 22, 2025Fantastic Four #28 is an interesting continuation of North's run while also setting up how Doom's actions will affect the future of not only this book, but the larger Marvel universe. Read Full Review
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8.5
Nerd Initiative - twcraig88
Jan 22, 2025Though some character interactions initially seemed odd, the overall story was ultimately enjoyable. The portrayal of the Black Knight initially seemed off but made sense in the context of the complete story. This issue was definitely a fun read and sets the stage well for the upcoming arc. The cliffhanger at the end is particularly exciting, leaving me eager for the next installment! Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
Now we're back to what Doom is up to. He tricks Reed and Sue to find the Doom sword, the only sword that can destroy him, and he eliminates it. He tries to kill Reed and Sue by crushing them to death in the Astral Plane but luckily Reed figures out the illogical equation Dane gave him early on was really a magical word that helps Sue and Reed escape.
My only dislike is different art now, I was really enjoying the style throughout the series now it's good but not as good as it was.+ Like • Comment -
9.5
Spectacular ending
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9.0
I wish the art from Cummings was a bit more dynamic, but this issue did get me interested to see if Reed will end up using magic in One World Under Doom like he did during the Mark Waid ane Mike Wieringo run.
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8.5
This would be higher if the art was better. It's not bad but needed someone like Kevin McGuire on the faces.
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8.0
Good story and nice set up for the upcoming event, but the art was a bit lackluster.
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8.0
A nice sidequest/setup for an event that I'm not sure I'll follow but Ryan North does his twists and turns nicely but I wish the art was better. No offense but it was a bit rough.
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8.0
Story was good, but as others have said, the art was a touch lacking. Marvel really has a lack of great artists. Cummings is good but either he rushed or the FF just dont match with his style. Felt like he under-performed a bit.
The twist to escaping Doom was a bit silly but wasnt too silly that it broke my suspension of disbelief. I like the first twist with Doom though, that was fun.
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8.0
A good prelude to the One World Under Doom event. Very interested to get into the event, particularly with North, himself, writing the main book. North has already shown that he can write Doom really well, along with the Fantastic Four, of course, so I'm hoping things turn out well.
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Art: 3/5
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Wasteful. This is a mediocre run. Bland and with no direction.
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