4: A Book That Started Strong but Slid Into Mediocrity

[@ttm77777]

as far as i can tell roberto aguirres entire career has been a a bunch of very good ideas that get absolutely fumbled at one point or another

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Seems right

[@Jolene007]

Since you liked the beginning of the run so much I think you’d really like Ryan North’s fantastic current run on the FF

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Really? I'll have to check that out. Thank you

[@dylancrossman8502]

Those first issues were definitely quite good. Though even if that was the direction you wanted to go, interrupting a wildly successful run to do it like Jemas wanted takes the kind of madness that lets me know I could never be an editor/exec. Don’t rock the boat when the sailing is smooth

[@Nebulous8091]

Sue does end up teaching in the future foundation.

[@mawinstallation6626]

I can't find this damn book anywhere!! I've been wanting to read but all editions are out of print

[@Nebulous8091]

Haussmann is doing a vid on my favorite marvel team

[@niallobrien6130]

What if The Beatles all had to get real jobs?

[@TitularHeroine]

Would've been interesting (maybe) to have had Willie Lumpkin, HERBIE, and some civilian Baxter Building personnel become a makeshift FF to fight their way to Psycho Man and handle it themselves. Reed's abandoned gizmos and whatnot. As I'm typing I'm realizing what a dumb idea this is 😂😂

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Lol

[@Zeitgeist997]

This guy seem to make his life around the FF but dont even understand how that was an attempt to go back to the roots of the first few issue where they were hardly in their superhero outfits and were always doing normal things before they come together for the threat. The only thing missing in the modern attempt at that is the '4' flare in the sky. To a normal intellegence having human being that wiuld be obvious and not need to be said

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Me? I make my life around the Fantastic Four? I missed that

[@jeremiahmorris1852]

That was a good book