Fantastic Four #14

This one gets high marks from me - the story continues to build nicely, and I'm looking forward to seeing how the new team brings this one to a close. Read Full Review

All and all I would pick this issue up for the soul reason on completing the series and seeing how certain characters will appear in the FF series which most fans seem to favor. Read Full Review

I'm definitely excited to seeing where Matt Fraction and Karl Kesel are going to take us with the next few issues of this insane storyline. Whatever happens, it promises to be one heck of a ride. Read Full Review

Kesel finds more success with his villains, as we see the alternate Earth's Doom, Annihilus, and Kang plot against the FF and bicker among themselves. This is a fun dynamic that I wish had been explored more in previous issues. Better late than never The issue brings us one step closer to Doom the Annihilating Conqueror, and on that font, at least, the series is moving towards a memorable conclusion. Read Full Review

Fantastic Four #14 suffers from poor writing and poorer art. It does have a very strong element in its depictions of the villains. If Kesel wrote a miniseries about them I would definitely pick it up over this. If you're interested in reading about Marvel's first family you'd be better off waiting for the comic to be rebooted with the All New Marvel Now. Read Full Review

Ryan

Jun 28, 2019

This series has so many flaws and I just expected more from Matt Fraction. I knew it would be hard to follow Hickman’s run, but wow this is underwhelming