Ultimate Fantastic Four - Full Issue Online

[your father is]

This series started off great, but I found the last few issues a bit boring. However, with WARREN ELLIS taking over with this issue (#7), you can bet I'll be sticking around a bit longer.

 

[Viking Bastard]

Oooh, tasty!

 

[Henry]

I have a question: Do ALL comics have that same style of storyboarding now? I didn't notice it until someone pointed out the Daredevil preview, but after seeing this, and then a Hellboy preivew over at Maximmag.com, it really struck me just now - it feels like a series of static tableaus than a series of images telling an active story.

 

[DarkSoldier]

Man-Thing is on page 4.

 

[your father is]

^Yeah, that's wierd -- but intriguing

 

[Alzrius]

Is that what that was? I had no idea!

 

[Viking Bastard]

Man-Thing is on page 4.

Yeah. *why*

 

[Richards]

Well, I read through the issue, and I have to say I still am not impressed. I prefer my Fantastic Four (and my Spider-Man, and my X-Men, etc.) in their original incarnations. Sue Storm a biologist? Dr. Johnny Storm? Um, no thanks. I'll stick with the Fantastic Four I've known and loved for over 25 years of my life, not these new versions.

Incidentally, the Fantastic Four comic book (the original, not the Ultimate version) is one of my favorite monthly comics, and the current creative team is one of the best I've seen, ever.

Johnathan

 

[Aeolius]

Yeah. *why*

Back in the 80s, a "What If" issue was entitled "What if the Fantastic Four Had Different Powers?". One scenario depicted Sue as a creature not unlike the man-thing.

 

[Eosin the Red]

I think I am the only man on the planet who wishes that Ellis had gone to work anywhere but comics. I can appreciate that others love him but for the life of me I cannot see why?