incredibledave

December 23, 2010 5:27 am for some reason it reminds me of Watchmen's coloring

I eagerly await the trade :)

December 22, 2010 9:45 am I remember seeing some pages for this online ages ago
They looked awesome

Glad to see DC is finally releasing it

December 22, 2010 8:58 am It not you, it Thor

December 22, 2010 8:55 am My money is on Reed

1. Hickman mentioned in some interviews prior to his run that the Fantastic Four has mostly been about Reed and he wanted to get away from that. Killing him off would be the easiest way to do this.

2. You could theoretically get 'back to the status quo' by replacing Reed with one of his altenrate earth duplicates. Even though people coming straight back from the dead is out of the question this would be a fairly seemless way to get back to the original status quo.

3. Killing Sue would make the Fanastic Four full of dudes. Im sure Hickman is aware of the Women in Refridgerators stuff and talk about how Reed is kind of shitty husband to Sue and I think he might try and avoid that. Also killing Reeds wife means you kinda have to focus on how Reed is handling it more than the others, making the book more about reed.

December 21, 2010 1:15 pm @wallythegreenmonster

having a bunch of clues in the books doesnt mean you need to pick them all up to enjoy the story

the same way you dont need to catch all the clues to enjoys shows likes Sherlock or House

December 21, 2010 12:47 pm Yeah, same old stuff
Which isn't bad, per se, heaps of people liked Civil War, Secret Invasion, etc. and if thats your thing than good for you

But didnt feel like it need a press conference.
I was hoping for something that had direct involvement from each of the "Marvel Architects", but oh well

December 17, 2010 5:12 am Mark Waid on an ongoing supernatural detective story, might be cool.

Mike Carey on something incredibly vaige..... well Unwritten wasnt entirely clear for the first bunch of issue and turned out to be pretty good... probably will pick up the trade.

December 16, 2010 12:56 am @Myncy: of coarse they're not

I dont really get the point of these ads, the animation always looks a little wonky and the voices arnt amazing.
Then again I guess it has more novelty than the previews which almost every book gets :

December 15, 2010 5:07 am Iron Man #500 takes place in the far future.
This isnt that big of a deal.

Also, I would kind of be amazed if Marvel killed off a big name guy just by having his heart give out.

December 15, 2010 1:34 am Wow that is an unfortunate looking cover

Really dont like the design, but I have a feeling some guys would be able to make it work :
What happened to Tron looking costume? That was was odd but kinda neat looking, especially compared to this one.