In an age where most comicbook arcs take one idea and stretch it over six issues, Millars dense three-issue tales have been a great antidote to the decompression sickness that can result from that kind of bloated approach, and are as rich with ideas as they are respectful to the classic conventions of superhero storytelling. Millars golden touch has really revitalised this book, and even though the new creative team of Mike Carey and Pasqual Ferry has its followers, I cant see the title being the same after he and Land leave. Still, with one more issue to go, Im hoping that the best is yet to come and if the popularity of the Marvel Zombies spinoff is anything to go by, this issues cliffhanger should promise a truly crowd-pleasing final issue. Read Full Review

Ha-ha-ha :D. Zombie Reed is a genius indeed. I thought, that it was invisibility from the very beginning, but those stupid army guys really panicked. Idiots.

Well, I was really impressed by this comic. Doom and Reed swapping their bodies... It still can be not a truth, but it is strong! And I really want to see the end of that Frightful Four