There are great character concepts that are evocative and full of story potential, the type of characters who grab the public attention and refuse to let go; and there are naff ones, knocked out quickly to fulfill a role in a story, one-dimensional and entertaining in their sheer conceptual ineptitude*.
Steven Bari Plot : From his prison cell, the elderly and rather laughable Doctor Seismic engulfs the superhero world with giant bugs.
Editor's Note: In antipication of tomorrow's debut of Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch on Fantastic Four we're re-posting an SBC classic: Kelvin Green's skewering of Reed Richards.
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SPOILER WARNING: The following reviews discuss plot developments of the issue.
“Mistaken for Happiness” or “The Team” SPOILER WARNING: The following reviews reveal plot developments of the issue.
SPOILER WARNING: The following reviews discuss plot developments of the issue.
Spoiler Warning: The following reviews comment on the plot developments of the issue.
“Touchdown” Michael Aronson I have this nagging feeling in the back of my head that there are more problems with this issue than I’m realizing.
“Torn” Michael Bailey Plot : The X-Men slowly begin to pick up the pieces of their lives as the Hellfire Club begins to put their ultimate plan in motion.
