Fantastic Four #729
SCORE: 70
I am very thankful I was able to get the Disney Variant edition of
Fantastic Four #729. This comic book also lists as Fantastic Four #3
after the latest who knows why it happened reboot. The front cover of
Fantastic Four #729 says Fantastic Four The Lost Adventure. Mickey and
Friends are also the Fantastic Four again on this cover. That is the
only thing they have been doing on the Disney Variant editions of the
Fantastic Four comic books. The Amazing Spider-Man did different things
with Disney characters.
The Fantastic Four #729 comic book cost me $3.99. There are twenty pages
of comic book content within Fantastic Four #729. The advertisements are
all across the Fantastic Four #729 comic book. The issues families can
have with Fantastic Four #729 are violence, blood, lack of attire, and
more. There is a Fan page and a page devoted to the next issue in
Fantastic Four #729. I almost forgot the intro/credits page near the
beginning of Fantastic Four #729.
Spoilers are almost here and in the rest of this review. The Fantastic
Four read a message in brail that they sent themselves from the
Time-Sled. Sue was able to put a rather long message about how Emperor
Doom is resetting time every single time he loses. The team realizes
there must be some device that is allowing Doom to do that. They find
the device in Antarctica in Fantastic Four #729. This device is buried
beneath the ice.
The Fantastic Four break the device in Fantastic Four #729. The device
puts itself back together. Emperor Doom shows up to let them know they
cannot destroy the device because it has magic connected to it. Johnny
Storm comes up with an idea in Fantastic Four #729. He and Mr. Fantastic
do something so the device will reset a specific moment in time. This
moment is when Emperor Doom is punched in the face.
Emperor Doom must deal with the indignity of getting hit in the face
thousands of times in Fantastic Four #729. It finally stops when the
device burns itself out from too much usage. Why wasn't this device
better protected? Emperor Doom leaves and Mr. Fantastic pities him. The
others are not convinced. Mr. Fantastic feels like Emperor Doom could do
so much good for the world. I am curious to see where this storyline
goes from here.
- Paul
Graphics: 68%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 71%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 64%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: North, Ramos, Olzaba, Delgado
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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