A BRAND-NEW SERIES STRAIGHT FROM THE PAGES OF FANTASTIC FOUR!
When the Richards family is called back to Earth to be the Fantastic Four again, they left behind the Future Foundation - a think tank of the most brilliant young minds in the universe - with one mission: to find the pieces of and rebuild their friend Molecule Man. But that's proved harder than imagined as this crew of young geniuses, Atlanteans, Mutants, Moloids and androids have run into every problem in the Multiverse. Now, with the leadership of Alex and Julie Power and a little extra firepower from guest professor Yondu Udonta, the team will undergo their most dangerous mi more
Ultimately, this book has everything a Fantastic Four book should have. Wild sci-fi ideas, interesting characters that interact in believable ways, some fun action, and an ending that will leave you excited for the next issue. Future Foundationis shaping up to be as resonant a book as Gillen and McKelvies Young Avengers, and hopefully it will last at least as long. Read Full Review
Whitley and Robson have delivered a wonderful return for the team, showing exactly what makes them stand out from the rest of the universe and why they're so fun to read. Read Full Review
I brought up Power Pack at the start because that was the vibe I got from this book. A wish fulfillment book that puts a little wonder back into comics. I'm all for it. It reads a little bit differently than the usual Marvel book and I'd say fans of the Guardians of the Galaxy vibe will like this book, as well as Fantastic Four followers. A solid first issue that will hopefully build to new and better things. Read Full Review
If you love the Fantastic Four or Hickmans Future Foundation, youll jump in perfectly fine. If you recently hopped back into the Fantastic Four and are looking for another family-friendly book, this series is also for you! Pick this winsomely fun first issue up and let me know what you think. Read Full Review
Future Foundation #1 is a solid start to a series and definitely has a tone and direction I wasn't expecting. To have a meta-story about Molecule Man and then adventures on the side, this should be a series that's a solid mix of Fantastic Four, Doctor Who, and just solid sci-fi. Add in a good dose of humor and you have a series that'll put a smile on your face. Read Full Review
Armed with charm, scale, and engaging characters, the Future Foundation is back in a big way. Read Full Review
The first issue is a fun introduction to a nifty team, with a lot of neat characters, and some legit interesting story set-up. Read Full Review
FUTURE FOUNDATION #1 is far from perfect but sets up some Multiversal drama that FF fans won't want to miss. Read Full Review
Future Foundation doesn’t introduce the team perfectly, but does a good job at showcasing what threats they will be going up against, and how they will be working as a unit to fight these encounters. The cliffhanger of the issue presents a very promising place to explore not just for the Fantastic Four, but the Marvel universe as a whole. Future Foundation #1 is a fun, high-energy premiere that has a lot of promise if it figures out what elements to focus upon. Read Full Review
While there are several ingredients in the pot, none of them feel truly special to rise to the top on this first issues of "Future Foundation." Read Full Review
Underneath that weightiness is an exciting prison break story filled with unexpected turns of events, so perhaps the rest of Future Foundation will follow this path now that the introductions are taken care of. Read Full Review
Overwritten, but overall enjoyable.
"You take that back ! I hate that girl !
The art has a cartoony personal style that seems polarizing. But instead of "love it or hate it," it's a matter of "hate it or be indifferent to it." (Wow, that sounds worse than I thought it would!) The script features nice prose and nice plotting, but a little too much of both.
I don’t really care about any of these people yet, I guess we’ll see.
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