Review: Fantastic Four #584

Computer problems and Thanksgiving (here in the States) brings a flurry of posts today and nothing else until next week. It also means this long-ish review gets none of the pictures I usually add. So, onto the all-(mostly)-text review….

Just in time for today's release of the third issue, it's the second issue of Fantastic Four's “Three” — and I couldn't help but do a full-on review! I tried to keep anything major out, but be warned, there may be spoilers. If that doesn't worry you, read on to find out why I'm more excited with every issue of this book (and especially this story).

Review: Ultimate Comics Thor #1

If you've never read an Ultimate comics, don't worry — I haven't either. That didn't affect my enjoyment of this book, the first of a four-issue miniseries by Jonathan Hickman. Keep reading to see why you should pick this book up and eagerly await the next issue.

Review: Fantastic Four #583

It's been a few weeks since this came out (and since I got it), but I'm finally getting my review of the start of Fantastic Four's “Three” storyline out. Read on to see what I thought.

Weekly Previews for October 6, 2010

A bunch of favorites to start off the month: Buffy, Hercules, Power Pack, and Jonathan Hickman! Read on to feel the love! And the excitement! And the exclamation marks! (Okay, there's actually very little of that last one.)

Post-shop Thoughts, September 2010, Special Edition

Jonathan Hickman and Steve Epting were in my LCS this past Wednesday to sign the newest issue of Fantastic Four, the beginning of the “Three” storyline. So, we made an extra trip to the shop this month. Read on to see how it went.

(Internet connection troubles means this is out a few days later than I wanted. Enjoy anyway.)

Three: Who Will Die?

This week brings Jonathan Hickman's highly anticipated “Three” storyline in Fantastic Four. As the name suggests, after this arc is finished one member of the Fantastic Four will be dead. This is a major event: it has been stated that this will last for well over a year (which, frankly, is pretty long for a death to persist in comics), and will have repercussions throughout the Marvel universe. Tom Brevoort, when asked, said there won't even be a book called “Fantastic Four” at this time next year.

I've really been loving Hickman's run on this book. He has big plans and is willing to see them through. Reading his run so far, it really feels like everything he puts out has a purpose, and I can't wait to see what he has in store for the remaining three members. But, that's getting ahead of things. Who is going to die? One of the fun parts of reading comics is speculation, so let's take a look at who might die and why. Read on to see what I think the likelyhood is of each member dying in “Three.”