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Flesh
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| by Carlos Pacheco, Jesus Merino, & Jeph Loeb |
Paperback: 160 pages
Marvel Books
ISBN: 0785107932 |
$12.95
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| The Fantastic
Four's lives are in turmoil. New threats raise their heads, both outright
and some more insidious. Some can be fought with fists, others through
the legal system. Facing bankruptcy, Reed must decide the future for his
company and his family. In the most turmoil of all is the lovable Ben Grimm,
the Thing. Locked in a monstrous body, has he finally found the cure to
what has ailed his soul for decades? |
| This Fantastic
Four collection has some stunning artwork, right up there with the Byrne
and Perez rendtitions of the group. This book also features three classic
Marvel villians: Diablo, the Super Skrull, and the Grey Gargoyle.
Meanwhile, even as the team must fight for their very lives, they are also
facing bankruptcy. Pacheco and company are really enjoying their stint
on the book, using the Lee/Kirby formula, and still managing to approach
the material a new way. Their approach to the characters is interesting
and consistant with previous artistic teams. |
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Into
the Breach |
| by Carlos Pacheco |
Paperback: 112 pages
Marvel Books
ISBN: 0785108653 |
$15.95
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| A five issue
compilation with artwork by CarlosPacheco. The FF journeys into the Negative
Zone (with the appearance of Annhilus and a modern-day clash between the
Human Torch and the Sub-Mariner). Loeb's dialog is solid. . While
Reed, Sue and Ben are trapped in the Zone, the Torch creates a temporary
FF with members including She-Hulk, the original Ant-Man and Prince Namor. |
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Dimensions (in inches): 0.29 x 9.56 x 6.96
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Heroes
Reborn |
| by Jim Lee & Brandon Choi |
Paperback: 160 pages
Marvel Books
ISBN: 0785107444 |
$17.95
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| This graphic
novel is the collection of the Image Comics version of the Fantastic Four,
tales knitted together to form an update of the Fantastic Four-- modernizing
without substantially changing the characters or the powers of the original.
Once again, for the first time, the team finds themselves given fantastic
powers, battling the Mole Man... Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner... and their
greatest foe-- Dr. Doom. |
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Dimensions (in inches): 0.37 x 10.02 x 6.63
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The Marvel Knights Collection |
| by Grant Morrison & Jae Lee |
Paperback: 96 pages
Marvel Books
ISBN: 0785110402 |
$9.99
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| Grant Morrison's
Controversial Vision of the Fantastic Four Is Now Collected into a Graphic
Novel.
With word of its subtext
sending waves of strong reaction throughout the comic-book world before
it was even published, 1.2.3.4
delivered on the promise of another Morrison psycho-drama! Published
under Joe Quesada's Marvel Knights imprint to allow for more mature story-lines,
the series is a fascinating exploration of Marvel's First Family. |
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