Fantastic Four Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Printing)

Product Information

it’s also worth mentioning the fantastic chapter where Galactus lays siege to the Skrull Throneworld, a story which beautifully illustrates the destruction he causes as a mere matter of course. I know Byrne wasn’t involved and the story reads fairly okay, but it might have been nice to include it. He makes considerable use of one or two page spreads, and there’s one chapter in landscape format rather than portrait. In a real and recognizable location – New York City – imperfect, raw-nerved, touchy people banded together out of tragedy, disaster and necessity to face the incredible. Given the team forced a sentient being (even a nasty one) into slavery, it seems only fair that these decisions come back to haunt them.

There was a time when Fantastic Four was the flagship of Marvel’s line, the immodestly titled “World’s Greatest Comic Magazine!

The art is at a period when Byrne was on his game and putting a lot of effort into his work (it went downhill on his Superman run). While the other members of the team aggressively challenge Doom, Sue dares to ask, “But — Reed, what if he is telling the truth? To read the Claremont/Byrne run, or early Claremont, period, is to see the X-Men's universe taking shape as innumerable new characters are introduced. They band together to help him gain some much-needed life-sustaining energy, and then Frankie Raye (aka Nova) selflessly (okay, sort of selfishly, because she wanted to) volunteers to be his new herald and help him find life-sustaining worlds devoid of massive populations of intelligent life.

It’s one history-making hit after another - including the first appearances of the Kree, Annihilus and ‘Him’ (A.This keepsake edition also includes all original letters pages and pinups, critical commentaries, a historical overview and other DVD-style extras.

I’m normally reluctant to jump into books that rely heavily of continuity – I like my stories to stand on their own two feet – but I think Byrne manages his stuff quite well.Their assurance of secure packaging, if anything, was understated: layer after layer, I wondered if the book actually did exist in the middle! His run can be a little uneven and overly quirky for some readers, but I had a heck of a time with it. Then he thought about honey (which he did a lot) and what to do next, and decided to just follow the links below - thinking was hard work for a bear! It’s a fair comment, as is her other biting observation, “Th