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Fantastic Four (1997) #588

 
 
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Writer: 
Jonathan Hickman
Penciller: 
Nick Dragotta
Penciller (cover): 
Alan Davis
Editor: 
Tom Brevoort
Orig. Published: 
February 23, 2011
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
T 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960604456-58811

The Story: (hide) Following the death of XXXXXXXX, we spend a month
seeing how the remaining members of the Fantastic Four, the extended family, other heroes, and prominent villains react to the loss of this legendary hero. It's the epilogue to THREE: A Month of Mourning. PLUS: The Amazing Spider-Man consoles Franklin Richards in a second all-new tale!

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gazsam0
 
 

What a let down 588 was the most stupid decision of all time killing one of the ff exasperated by the fact that your month of mourning issue did not involve one word from any superhero whatsoever and a few drawings of sad faces was meant to show how much one of the founding members of the marvel universe was being missed.I have every issue from number 1 to 588 including every variant cover ...


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gazsam0 | Mar 9, 2011 | 1:14 pm
hjr8581
 
 

Never thought I would see The Human Torch killed off.  I didn't read any previous issues, but when I heard that one of them would be killed I automatically thought it would be Reed.  Would be interesting to see how the team goes on without his leadership and brilliant mind.  You will be missed dude.

 
 
hjr8581 | Feb 26, 2011 | 3:19 pm
Ravin_Ray
 
 

Quite simply, the most emotional comic book I have ever read. I didn't have a dry eye reading through it, and the sadness was palpable. Johnny had a very worthy send-off, and Spider-Man enkindles a spirit of hope in the future in Franklin. Goodbye Johnny, and goodbye Fantastic Four.

 
 
Ravin_Ray | Feb 23, 2011 | 8:13 pm

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