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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780785114840
ISBN: 078511484X
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 536
Publication Date: June 29, 2005
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Sales Rank: 256739
Studio: Marvel Comics
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Relive more of the FF's classic exploits as they stand united against Dr. Doom, Annihilus, and Galactus! Featuring the first appearances of the Kree and the microversal Psycho-Man! Guest-starring Spider-Man, Daredevil, Thor, and the Warlock formerly known as Him! Lee and Kirby were the ones who started it all, and they kept it going in these cosmic tales! Collects Fantastic Four #64-83 and Fantastic Four Annuals #5-6.
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Over the past few months, I've been reading various Marvel Essential volumes (and DC's equivalent Showcase books). Some have been quite good, while others have been average; but until I picked up Essential Fantastic Four Volume 4, I had forgotten what a sheer pleasure reading the classic Stan Lee/Jack Kirby material could be.
It starts with page one of the first issue within (from Issue 64, "The Sentry Sinister"). A nice sized splash page with Ben Grimm and Sue and Reed Richards (or ... Read More
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In the wake of the Civil War that has shaken up the Marvel universe, Reed and Sue Richards have left the Fantastic Four to try and save their marriage and have been replaced by another married couple, the Black Panther and Storm. So it was interesting that the same week I heard this news I was reading through Volume 4 of the "Essential Fantastic Four," which covers the first time that the FF had a new lineup, when Crystal, the elemental Inhuman who was Johnny Storm's girl friend, replaced Sue when ... Read More
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Sometimes more is just more; in this collection, that is not the case. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby continue to improve in skill and art as they tell marvel-lous tales about space, time, genetics, and science fiction. Plus, it contains Jack Kirby's "This is a Plot?," which is a comical depiction of he and Stan at work, and a Fantastic Four Feature Fantasy starring the Silver Surfer! A must for any F.F. fan!!
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It's all been said here, but when Stan Lee declared the FF "The World's Greatest Comic Magazine" - he wasn't kidding. Much of the credit goes to Jack Kirby, who truly embraced and loved his characters - the Thing, Mr Fantastic, Invisible Girl and the Torch. Volumes 3 and 4 of the Essential FF series are basically Kirby in overdrive and his best. Sinnott is arguably, as some say, the best inker the FF and Kirby ever had.
I can't help but feel that something in Jack Kirby died when he ... Read More
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Never has a title for a collected volume of work ever been more appropriate. This is truly Essential Fantastic Four. The FF was already on their way to be the World's Greatest Super Team but this block of issues cemented it. You got the Inhumans, you got the Mad Thinker, you got the Watcher, you got guest stars like the Mighty Thor, the Amazing Spider-Man and the man without fear, Daredevil. Most importantly, however, you have the creative juices overflowing from the minds of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby ... Read More
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