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A joyous start to Hickman's legendary run on the Fantastic Four.

"M'lady, 'tis the Clobberin' Hour" is all that is needed to be said.

Probably my favorite ongoing right now.

Arguably the most important comic of all time, despite the silly/dated dialogue and relatively lacking art from Kirby.

One of the most heartbreaking tales in all of comics.

Fuckin' dinosaurs man

The conclusion to my favorite run in all of comics.

Completely insane and idiotic, but a whole lot of fun.

Some real imagination at work here, kudos to Jack Kirby.

Doom building a time machine just to steal Blackbeard's treasure has yet to be topped in the entire comic book medium.

Heartbreaking

My favorite issue in all of comics.

Best Sue story in a long time.

Some clunky dialogue but as a big fan of Pacheco's art I didn't really care.

Probably my #1 "Comic of the Year" contender.

IMO, one of the best indovidual Fantastic Four issues in a long time (save for some weird facial expressions in Adam's art). Reminded me of Waid's original FF run with Mike Wieringo in terms of the family/character aspect.

Didn't expect to see the Council of Reeds again, nor additional details for what transpired during the ending of the 2015 Secret Wars. Very nice.

A poignant, fitting conclusion for the Fantastic Four.

Feels like something right out of Byrne's run.

It's dumb, but I can appreciate daftness in this day and age.

Probably the most poignant comic North has ever written. I'm sure I'll enjoy the previous story much more once I eventually reread it.

I really like the reference for Fantastic Four #588. Slick art from Gomez as well.

Franklin as the villain was a cool twist I didn't see coming.

Really liked Skroce's art here. Fun book.

More fun Fantastic Four work from Hicknan

Waaaaaay better than I thought it would be.

All hail the Super Apes!

Great issue besides Johnny's dumb comment about letting a few universes die.

Not a fan of Colletta's inks, but still a fun romp.

A really good issue in an up and down run.

Great memorable fights, even if the Seeker is kind of dumb.

Easily the most coherent issue of Claremont's run so far.

Not really saying much, but this was the most enjoyment I've gotten out of a comic written by Slott in a while.

Nice reference to Hickman's run.

Poor Paste Pot Pete

Again, reminds me of the earlier Byrne issues where he took more of a Twilight Zone approach.

Honestly the most "fun" I've had with this title since reading the Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo run as a kid.

I don't know I feel about the alien relationship stuff but I absolutely love the science fiction aspect of this run.

Beautiful art from Fiorelli. Alicia's narrative got a little confusing for me at times but that's ok.

Love the Silver Age feel to it

I expected cringe, but it actually ended up being a pretty nice story.

A decent little event comic.

Good art with a decent story, didnt need the Carol Danvers validation though.

lol Ben

kind of a let down of an ending but still a solid story

I like how the cover has nothing to do with the story.

Some really good character moments here.

I don't really understand how Diablo was defeated, but I loved the art!