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I agree. He just felt guilty, though, for putting such a burden on Franklin's young shoulders. That's why he broke down in tears.

Yeah, he's alive. In Avengers #37, Sue met up with Reed in secret, and he asked about the kids.
Sue said the following (I just checked the issue):

"Franklin is.. well.. he still thinks he...

Franklin didn't perish. You'll recall that, in an earlier issue, Sue told Reed that "Franklin thinks he failed you." Reed was just ashamed that he was forced to resort to using his own son in an...

The hammer's enchantment often changes the appearance of its wielder.

The issue, as a whole, isn't a terrible read, but I find it inconceivable that Odin himself is now unable to lift Mjolnir. It was Odin who, long ago, enchanted the hammer and imbued it with special...

Did you realize that was why Franklin forbid Starbrand from eating the bluish fruit? He was in Groot territory. :D

That's how it works in the narrative, i.e., Hickman's perspective of things. Future Franklin is omniscient; he's not trying to deceive the Avengers. He's actually endeavoring to aid them.

This confirms what I suspected all along: the mysterious figure on the cover of Avengers #35 (pictured at the far left) is, in fact, Future Franklin -- not Havok or Iron Man. Cheung's new costume is...

It's really hard to tell. It could be Havok, a new Iron Man, or a future incarnation of Franklin Richards. Richards made a recent appearance in Avengers #24.

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