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Collects Fantastic Four #605, 605.1 & 606-611.

First, explore the future and the past: Witness the Fantastic Four of the year 3030, and learn the secret history of Marvel's first family! Then, follow the team on a journey through an alien landscape as a life hangs in the balance! And when the fallout from the Kree-Inhuman war threatens galactic peace, how will it affect the stranded Ronan and Crystal? Meanwhile, back on Earth, the Panther God chooses the fate of T'Challa. Who will be the Black Panther? And when the Wizard returns to claim his "son," Bentley 23, the Fantastic Four and the Future Foundation must join forces to save him!

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Jonathan Hickman (born September 3, 1972, South Carolina) is an American comic book writer and artist. He is known for creating the Image Comics series The Nightly News, The Manhattan Projects and East of West, as well as working on Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four, FF and S.H.I.E.L.D. titles. In 2012, Hickman ended his run on the Fantastic Four titles to write Avengers and New Avengers, as part the "Marvel NOW!" relaunch. In 2013, Hickman wrote a six-part miniseries, Infinity, plus Avengers tie-ins for Marvel Comics. As of 2015, he is writing the crossover event Secret Wars.

Bio from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Photo by Pat Loika [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons.).

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Edgardo Salas

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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2021

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I don't care what anyone says, Hickman's last issues on the Fantastic Four blow away anything on the stands right now. The impossible happens within these pages and Hickman delivers it with pure heroism! It's beautiful. Reminds me so much of the elegance found in Morrison's All-Star Superman.

P.S. Make sure to read this with FF. Vol 4

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Fantastic Though The End!

Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2019

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I like this book. In the book, there would some foreshadowing events that would lead to the events of Avengers Vs. X-Men and Hickman's run on New Avengers!

Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2022

A little confusing. I liked it a lot though. I especially liked the time travel part at the beginning! I didn’t really understand the end though.

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Tristan Palmer

I’ll forever love Hickman’s run on the Fantastic Four

Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2018

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I’ll forever love Hickman’s run on the Fantastic Four. It’s everything a family oriented super science team should be, all the while acknowledging the history of the book and taking beautifully crafted leaps forward.

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JP Fish

Long Live the Fantastic four!

Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2016

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Hickman's style might not be for everybody. But he spun a great yarn and did the FF proud all the way to the end. Great read. Great art. Long live the Fantastic Four!

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Matt Anderson

A great ending to Hickman's run with the Fantastic Four family - This volume goes hand in hand with FF Volume 4

Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2014

Collects Fantastic Four issues #605-611, and #605.1

This is one of the best modern Marvel stories I've ever read, but be warned that you can't start with this volume. There is a lot to read before you can appreciate what happens in this book. In fact, I don't believe you could read this book, and fully understand all the intricacies of what is happening.

Before reading this, you need to read the following collected editions:

Dark Reign: Fantastic Four
Fantastic Four (by Hickman) volumes 1-4
FF (by Hickman) volumes 1-2

Then you have to take turns between Fantastic Four Volume 5 and FF Volume 3. For example, you will read the issues like this: Fantastic Four #600, FF #12, Fantastic Four #601, FF #13, and so on and so on...

Now that you know all that, I definitely recommend reading this legendary run by a remarkable writer, Jonathan Hickman.

SPOILERS (from both Fantastic Four and FF for continuity's sake):

Fantastic Four #605:

-Reed and Nathaniel travel to New York City in the year 3012.

-In the future, humanity has aligned itself with the Shi’ar and Badoon in an oligarchy. Meanwhile, the Kree Empire now holds the Skrulls in slavery. There’s a Fantastic Four in the distant future, and Franklin and Benjamin Grimm are both members. It turns out Ben doesn’t age when he is in his Thing form, so the only time he ages is when he takes the formula that the Future Foundation developed for him. If I remember correctly, that means that for every one year, he ages one week.

-Reed wants to go further, but they haven’t explained why he wants to check out the future. They travel to NYC Territory in the year 4012. Thing is still alive, and he is giving a commencement address to the 4012 graduates of the Future Foundation. Franklin has left to go “run with gods.”

-Reed wants to go further. They travel to The York Prefecture in 5012. Thing is alone, visiting statues of Reed, Sue, and Johnny. Franklin hasn’t returned yet.

-Reed wants to go further. They travel to the TNY Orb in 6012. Franklin stands over the Thing’s dead body.

-After this, Reed wants to go home, and while there, he spends some quality time with Thing and Bentley, as they watch some boxing. Ben seems surprised that Reed would take the time to do this, and tells him that he’s missed him.

#605.1:

-In this issue we get to know more about one of the members of the Council of Reeds. It is the one with the long beard and the Infinity Gauntlet (which he calls the God Hand). This Reed’s story is that he is from a parallel universe where the Nazi’s are ruling over modern day Germany. The Fantastic Four are Germany’s first astronauts. Reed kills Doom to steal a piece of his brain, and then goes into space. Ben becomes a different version of the Thing. Johnny becomes an Iceman-like being, and Sue becomes the Human Torch. They are all bad guys, and all but Reed are killed when Reed uses the Thing to kill Hitler. Reed takes power, and fights against the likes of the Avengers and the X-Men. He later decides to build the Bridge, and that’s where he met the Council. I think this issues exists to hammer home the fact that the Council is (overall) bad, even though their mission statement was to “solve everything.”

FF #17:

-This issue was a humorous break from the dramatic story that has been being told so far. The whole thing centers on how Peter doesn’t like having Johnny as a roommate, and ends with Johnny getting kicked out.

Fantastic Four #606:

-Willie Lumpkin is dying of cancer, so the Fantastic Four go on a mission to find a cure.

FF #18:

-Reed is trying to help broker a peace between the Inhumans and the Kree, as Kid Franklin and Mister Franklin help heal Hala’s sun. Mister Franklin later tells Black Bolt that he has to accept peace with the Kree because he is needed on Earth. It is the focal point for some sort of coming disaster. Future Franklin tells Black Bolt that he won’t be able to help him, though, because he isn’t going to make it. Meanwhile, in the Negative Zone, Johnny has brought the Future Foundation kids there with him as he addresses a revolt. It turns out the creatures there want free elections. Bad news…the voters of the Negative Zone voted Annihilus back into power.

Fantastic Four #607:

-To celebrate the Black Panther’s marriage to Storm, the FF visit Wakanda. But T’Challa has other needs for Reed, and an ancient evil now threatens Wakanda again. The biggest thing I took away from this was the line, “Everything die,” spoken by T’Challa. This was meaningful to me because I know that Hickman will again use this as a theme during his Avengers/New Avengers run.

FF #19:

-The FF kids have an adventure in Wakanda, led by their super smart guide, Onome. Onome impresses them, and Val tells her that she is going to talk to Reed about letting Onome join the FF. During their adventure, they stop the villainous Hyena Clan.

Fantastic Four #608:

-It seems like this is the introduction of Necropolis, the Wakanda City of the Dead. I have read future storylines where Black Panther rules over this land, but I believe this is the first time that Necropolis is mentioned in the Marvel Universe. It isn’t so much a neighboring city as it is a city in a pocket dimension.

-In the City of the Dead, they meet a goddess who assesses the desires of T’Challa. The goddess foreshadows events that will happen in the 2012 Marvel Event, "Avengers vs. X-Men," and she also foreshadows events that will be primarily addressed in Hickman’s Avengers/New Avengers run. Knowing that T’Challa has to be there to help save his people, she makes him King of the Dead, ruler over Necropolis. T’Challa’s sister will remain the ruler over Wakanda, though.

-The goddess also tells Reed and T’Challa that Reed’s presence at this moment will bind their lives together until their death. Their fates are now intertwined, and when the world faces the great trial that she has foreseen, the two men must face this danger together.

FF #20:

-Mister Franklin tells Black Bolt, “Everything dies.”

-Knowing the date, Future Val stops young Val from writing a journal entry, which is actually a prospectus on how to defeat and subjugate the Kree Empire. The Vals still hate each other, but the Franklins have fun together.

-Mister Franklin is really open to telling Kid Franklin about future events.

-Medusa tells Crystal that she has to come home to Attilan.

Fantastic Four #609:

-Lame story about the people of Nu-World, which felt like an in-story way of getting these characters out of the narrative. They
were never my favorites because I didn’t know their back story. Also, I thought Galactus did something with the corpse of his future, dead self a few volumes ago. He was really mad at these people then.

FF #21:

-Black Bolt explained to the Supreme Intelligence that they should work together until the “everything dies” scenario, and peace is achieved.

-This is why Medusa summoned Crystal. The Supreme Intelligence demanded that Ronan return to him alone for peace to be agreed upon.

Fantastic Four #610:

-Dr. Andrew Forson and the Wizard are the villains in this issues as the FF takes on A.I.M. This issues marks the first recognition of Barbuda as A.I.M. Island.

-Reed becomes the U.S.A.’s ambassador to A.I.M. Island.

-The Wizard, in his madness, says that he had a vision of Reed (as a man of half light and half darkness), and he also saw with Reed other men of day and night. I believe this is a prophecy about the Illuminati.

-Wizard tells young Bentley that he is him, and implies that Bentley can’t escape his destiny.

FF #22:

-This issue went hand-in-hand with Fantastic Four #610, with a focus on how Val and Bentley experienced the events. At the end, the two youngersters hold hands for the first time, and Bentley tells Val that he loves her. Val reminds him that she is only three years old.

-Bentley, though he has a hint of evil in him, seems to be breaking away from the villainous nature of his “father.”

Fantastic Four #611:

-This seems to be the end of the story that Hickman has been telling since the beginning of his Fantastic Four run. There are still some plot threads left dangling, but overall, things have come to an end. Nathaniel and Reed save Doom from the world that he created with his Infinity Gauntlet. It seems like there was more story that could have been told there, but instead, they wrap up the whole Doom story in one single issue.

-Nathaniel announces that he will now use the Nexus to travel to all other parallel universes where orphan Reeds exist to try to help out. Val says she is going to stay and help her grandfather, but she really wants to stay at the Nexus (the former home of the Council), because in her words, “Here I can build.”

FF #23:

-The issue opens with Future Val and Franklin talking about how it is time for goodbyes with their present-day family, and they always knew this is how things were going to end. We are told that this issue will act as an epilogue to Jonathan Hickman’s 3-year run with the Fantastic Four family.

-Mister Franklin, Kid Franklin, and Leech go into Franklin’s closet universe and act out a lot of adventures. There, Future Franklin tells his younger self not to be intimidated by Val’s intelligence. She will one day recognize that it is Franklin’s creativity that makes him so special because he can see things in ways that others cannot. Intelligence without imagination is useless.

-Mister Franklin, as he helps Kid Franklin into bed for the night, tells him to remember that the door to the closet is more than it appears to be.

-The door is more than it appears to be. It separates who you are from who you can be. You do not have to walk through it. You can run.

-Future Franklin then starts saying his goodbyes to everyone else. He tells some funny stories about the future to Ben and Johnny. He explains to his parents that the universe is sentient, and that if she realizes there are two Franklins, she won’t be happy. He also tells his parents that Franklin will manifest soon.

-The most touching scene is when Sue and Reed, right before Future Franklin leaves, confess that they always have doubts about their parenting. They ask him is they do a good job, and Franklin tells them that they do a perfect job. Seconds later, he fades away, possibly back to the future.

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JaspMasqueline

Still the best

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 21, 2013

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After Civil War, Secret Invasion and Future Foundation, excellent though those were, I admit to suffering from a touch of "epic fatigue". This volume is refreshingly without an arc, collecting issues #605-611 and covering seven stories. Tasters without spoilers:

Family, future and present ***.
Fascism, and the very worst of the alternative Reeds, not excepting Ultimate *****.
Inner Space, on a very personal mission (the weakest, but not without its moments) **.
Weird Wakanda (personal favourite- though this one certainly anticipates some future arc) *****.
The New Defenders revisited, and their story concluded at last *****.
The Wizard (this one ties in with Future Foundation Volume 4, which you'll need for the outcome of a very unconventional father-and-child reunion) ***.
A very, very welcome return *****.

(28/7 so 4 stars in total.)

We British fans, still lamenting the demise of "Fantastic Four Adventures", can at least get some solace from these wonderful hard-bound volumes.

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