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Fantastic Four #553 (1998)
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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by DWAYNE MCDUFFIE Pencils by PAUL PELLETIER Cover by MICHAEL TURNER
The unexpected conclusion! When the fantastic four meet their future couterparts, they finally learn the astonishing outcome of reed richards' secret, post-civil war plan.
"Dwayne McDuffie ends his run on FF with the same style of storytelling he’s used all along: unobtrusive. Decent. Inoffensive. It’s a story that won’t make anyone quit in disgust, but it’s not likely to get hordes of new readers to pick up the title, either. It’s a straight-forward story (relatively, since multiple pages are devoted to explaining the mechanics and intricacies of time travel) that has its fair share of big brawls, casts Doctor Doom as the maybe-villain and has a heart-warming message about the familial bonds of the Fantastic Four. It’s… okay. If that’s enough for you, check this out. If it’s not, maybe give it a pass. It’s not too complicated, much like this comic."
THIS BOOK GETS 6 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
Written by DWAYNE MCDUFFIE Pencils by PAUL PELLETIER Cover by MICHAEL TURNER
The unexpected conclusion! When the fantastic four meet their future couterparts, they finally learn the astonishing outcome of reed richards' secret, post-civil war plan.
"Dwayne McDuffie ends his run on FF with the same style of storytelling he’s used all along: unobtrusive. Decent. Inoffensive. It’s a story that won’t make anyone quit in disgust, but it’s not likely to get hordes of new readers to pick up the title, either. It’s a straight-forward story (relatively, since multiple pages are devoted to explaining the mechanics and intricacies of time travel) that has its fair share of big brawls, casts Doctor Doom as the maybe-villain and has a heart-warming message about the familial bonds of the Fantastic Four. It’s… okay. If that’s enough for you, check this out. If it’s not, maybe give it a pass. It’s not too complicated, much like this comic."
THIS BOOK GETS 6 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
