Millar/Hitch Fantastic Four

Preview of Mark Millar & Bryan Hitch’s first issue of Fantastic Four, due out next month.

Michael Turner's Cover to Fantastic Four 550

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Tom Brevoort, recounting a rule Stan Lee had at Marvel:

Reed doesn’t stretch his neck. This one’s been largely abandoned over the last ten years, but it was a guiding principle for Mister Fantastic for decades. As a more serious, intellectually-minded individual than other stretchy heroes such as Plastic Man or the Elongated Man, it was felt that having Reed stretch his neck (or his eyeballs, or his ears, etc.) would look too undignified.

Michael Turner’s eyesore cover to Fantastic Four 550.

Millar & Hitch talk Fantastic Four

Millar & Hitch talk Fantastic Four

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, reviewed. - By Dana Stevens - Slate Magazine

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, reviewed. - By Dana Stevens - Slate Magazine

“…an off-brand superhero movie, the cinematic equivalent of one of those generic breakfast cereals with a badly drawn squirrel for a mascot.” Right. It’s like getting a FF movie out was more important than making it good.

Four the First Time

Four the First Time

A new weblog that’s going through each original issue of the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby Fantastic Four series.

Newsarama Reviews Fantastic Four

Newsarama Reviews Fantastic Four

Sounds like it might actually be good.