Greg Land does something new with his art, and while it looks lovely I have to say I'm not quite convinced that it's as good as the work I've seen from him in the past. Still there are some sections where the new style looks amazing, such as the opening shot where we see Ben is about to clobber a charging T-Rex, to the deeply unsettling quality of the final sequence as Reed explores the ruins. In fact as I looked back on the issue for the purpose of this review I have to say that I also became aware of how strong a job he had done when it came to the facial expressions of the characters, such as Sue's delight when she discusses the difference that 50 million years makes, and the collective reaction of the media to Reed's answer was also a cute visual. The technology on display in this issue was also pretty impressive, as there's a lovely looking shot of the team's new transportation, and Reed's lab is full of cool looking toys. However, the highlight image of the issue would have to be Read Full Review

I read it before the previous issues, because I was here for Marvel Zombies. It is where it all started. I can't imagine how surprising and horrific it was for readers back then. However, the comic itself was not a masterpiece, but good. Greg Land... I can stand him, at least for three issues.