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Feb 17, 2015 · Matt Fraction takes over the reigns of writing Fantastic Four and the Future Foundation following Jonathan Hickman's grandiose space epic. Fraction's style is a good change of pace following Hickman's run, focusing on telling smaller self contained stories that tie into the overall arc.
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Mar 3, 2015 · Fantastic Four By Matt Fraction Omnibus (Fantastic Four By Matt Fraction Omnibus: Marvel Now!) Hardcover – March 3, 2015. When Reed and Sue decide the family needs to relax, they take Ben, Johnny and the kids on a year-long vacation - through all of infinite time and space!
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- Matt Fraction, Christopher Sebela, Karl Kesel
FF and Fantastic Four perfectly represent Matt Fraction's entire body of work; FF is totally brilliant and makes you want to read everything he's ever written while Fantastic Four was so generic and bland and just really boring that you wonder how he continues to get work.
Fantastic Four is just 'average' in my opinion. However, Fraction's sister series FF is really good, and the plot between the two series intertwines often.
Between the three you asked, James Robinson. He had a very underrated run that was overlooked by the fact Marvel was ending the series. Matt Fractions proper Fantastic Four was terrible, his “FF” was better but doesn’t have the original team. And Dan Slott....Dan, for me, has made the book embarrassingly bad. This is my favorite book.
Mar 24, 2015 · Matt Fraction’s run on Fantastic Four is truly a bizarre choice for Marvel to collect into an omnibus. When his series was announced in 2012 as a part of Marvel Now!, I remember there was a large amount of excitement.
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Feb 7, 2024 · Even though the FF series doesn’t feature the main four heroes, this has become of the most beloved series in the Fantastic Four catalog, channeling the energy of Matt Fraction’s Hawkeye series. If you’re interested in the main four’s adventure in space, you can also read Fraction’s Fantastic Four series, but this is totally optional.
