Marvel Two-In-One (USA) di Zdarsky & AA.VV.

[No Use For A Name]

MARVEL 2-IN-ONE #10
CHIP ZDARSKY (W)
Ramón K. Pérez(A)
Cover by PAUL RENAUD
"NEXT OF KIN" CONCLUDES HERE!
• Ben and Johnny's final stand to reclaim the name...FANTASTIC FOUR.
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99

[Leonard13]

Ma chiude?

[No Use For A Name]

Penso sia solo la fine dell'arco.

[Leonard13]

Penso sia solo la fine dell'arco.

speriamo,anche se i F4 sono tornati,vorrei che continuasse questa serie.

[Azrael]

MARVEL 2-IN-ONE #11
CHIP ZDARSKY (W)
RAMON PEREZ (A)
Cover by PAUL RENAUD
THE FANTASTIC FOUR are BACK!
But there's fallout from their absence, both in the universe and in the family. The THING and MISTER FANTASTIC go on a voyage to rectify mistakes and heal wounds.
But is it too late?
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99

[Jacopo]

Perez colorato malissimo nell'ultimo numero, ma sempre una bella lettura.

[Azrael]

Marvel 2-in-One #12 (Published by Marvel Comics; Review by Justin Partridge; 'Rama Rating: 10 out of 10):

Marvel 2-in-One comes to a close with closure, wit, and more than a little classic Fantastic Four action in the twelfth and final issue. Though the FF is back in a big A-list title right now, Chip Zdarsky's oddball, but sincerely fun Marvel 2-in-One kept the flame of the First Family alight, and this 12th issue is no exception. Centered around a long-overdue reconnection of the Storm siblings, complicated by the return of the tratorious Rachina Koul and the Mole Man, Zdarsky works hard to not only wrap up his own hanging threads but provide closure for the newly returned and readjusting FF. The result is a moving, truly funny tale. One that provides a nice bookend to the FF's absence and return. Ramon K. Perez also finishes this series out with more tremendous displays of the family's powers and their titanic foes. I know his sketchy, indie comic style isn't one that readers would normally associate with the FF, but I think time will be very kind to his tenure on this title as it provides a neat alternative to the "big budget" look of the main title. I am sad to see Marvel 2-in-One go as it was a consistently great and engaging take on a classic Marvel title, but I am happy to see it ended in such a sweeping and fun way thanks to Chip Zdarsky and Ramon K. Perez and their clear love of the Fantastic Four.