Adam Kubert is given the opportunity to flex his artistic muscle in the opening pages of this issue, as he's called upon to deliver an aerial dogfight between two space ships before both vessels come crashing to the ground in the middle of Las Vegas. I'm a little disappointed that the crash sequence wasn't delivered with images that were a little closer to the action, as the big crash is delivered from quite a distance away from the action, and while this does provide a greater sense of clarity, it also gave the action a detached feel as we don't really get the sense of the impact of these two ships. However, the action sequence that follows is quite impressive with a nice page of the Fantastic Four doing battle with Nihil's army, and there's a lovely shot of this same army advancing on our heroes after Nihil's ship explodes. There's also a lovely reaction shot of the team's collective reaction to the Nihil's failed attempt to remove the weapon that Reed jammed in his mouth. Read Full Review

That was a weird conclusion to this arc, but it reads fine. Well, another puny villain... And the thing with Johnny shedding skin is kinda dumb as well.