FF #9

For all my concerns and qualms, this is a rock solid issue. Everything that's happening makes me want to see what's coming next, which is always a good thing. Read Full Review

The Inhumans make it clear, they both want to and know how to win a WAR, yet all is not right with the world - the battle may be over, but the war wages on - and as could be expected, the Future Foundation's ranks are in a constant state of flux... some are sent to where they are needed most, some are captured, and one is put on a very short leash. Read Full Review

I'm missing Sue and Ben in this story arc, but the story is proceeding just fine without them. Steve Epting's art once again works very well with the story, particularly the alternate universe Reeds. Even though they've all got the same face, Epting uses more than just the costuming to differentiate between them. They wear different expressions and different emotions " they look like different men. Great book. Read Full Review

This issue is full of what makes the FF one of the best Marvel titles, but with so many plot strands constantly being laid down and picked up, it suffers from the monthly format and will most assuredly read better as a trade. That said, Epting's gorgeous artwork and Hickman's increasingly stimulating plot make it an irresistible treasure on the stands. Read Full Review