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Fantastic Four
Charles Pulliam-Moore
When the superheroic couples in Marvel’s comics end up having kids, their offspring tend have the uncanny habit of manifesting outsized, superhuman abilities that dwarf those of their parents. So powerful are these children that, generally speaking, they never hang around for too long before being flung into some distant,…
This month, nearly a decade to the month after the release of its predecessor, Nintendo released Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3, a return to the beloved ARPG Marvel gaming series that takes comic book crossover mania to a team-based beat “˜em up conclusion. But it also serves as a reminder that……
It’s here—after three years of waiting, filled with rumours as to the drama that potentially kept them away, today marks the release of Fantastic Four #1, and with it, the long-awaited return of Marvel’s First Family. Sort of. Kind of. There is a theme of coming home in this issue,…
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