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Fantastic Four # A Richards Rite of Passage
To begin, I misspoke at the end of our riotous review of the last latest smackdown between The Thing and The Hulk is scheduled for Fantastic Four #This is Fantastic Four #11 and, while part of it sets up that story, there’s something else going on here, pertaining to the Richards kids and especially Franklin.
The Torch continues to perceive that Franklin is depressed and sullen over the attrition of his once-omnipotent cosmic powers, and just like a teenager, Franklin doesn’t want to talk about since this is The Fantastic Four, they have bigger things than adolescent angst to panic about (for which we can be thankful).Strange matter/energy phenomena are taking place all over Modern York City, and it’s the kind of strange super-science crisis tailor-made for Earth’s greatest Torch correctly identifies the source of the problem when he remembers rescuing a skydiver who reflection she packed a full-size parachute, which opened out into the size of a paper er is going on, it’s coming from the Microverse, that realm of Sub-Atomica and Psych
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