This isn't a bad book at all but for some reason it feels like it's in limbo. I don't feel anything significant has really happened yet. I truly appreciated the kids look like kids in this one.
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True. There is a difference between what's being done and how well it's being done. I have liked most of Slott's stuff very much, but I fond his handling of details and particular points of characterization to be good, but not great. IMO, his Surfer made attempts at Gaiman/Moore like concepts and while he did OK, I thought he hadn't hit the heights he was aiming for.
Franklin ha a problem with his repetitive whining about his powers situation. Now, with comics, we have a lot of awkward expository dialogue and that I can agree applies here. While I see the flaws, I will maintain IMO that it's good, not great, which disagrees with your assessment. But that's OK.
You watched Angel, too? Ah, memories. Didn't that end with him being spirited off with memories of a normal life with a normal family so that he'd have a chance to turn out better, circa a Faustian pact between his father (the titular protagonist) and the demon-affiliated law firm trying to bring about the apocalypse?
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Why does Connor look like Anya Stark?
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This. I don't dislike this book, but it continue to be one of most forgettable run of The Fantastic Four. Beside what I really disliked (Doom and Galactus portrayal) it lacks real stakes. After Hickman, you can't do a book so forgetable, especially when you are one the best writers of Marvel. And I know that he can do cosmic adventures: Silver Surfer proved it.
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