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Review: FF #18 What, you thought Hickman was done a few issues ago? Not so — sure, his master plan for the Fantastic Four may have finally wrapped up a couple of months ago, but he is staying on the title until the end of “Avengers Versus X-Men,” telling a variety of one-and-done stories in both “Fantastic Four” and “FF” that explore different themes and ideas regarding the signature team of the Marvel Universe — you heard me, Avengers fans. The quality of this output, however, has been mixed: a couple issues were great, and even tear-jerking, but another couple were a tad on the dull side. Which category, then, does this issue fall under?
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Review: FF #18

What, you thought Hickman was done a few issues ago? Not so — sure, his master plan for the Fantastic Four may have finally wrapped up a couple of months ago, but he is staying on the title until the end of “Avengers Versus X-Men,” telling a variety of one-and-done stories in both “Fantastic Four” and “FF” that explore different themes and ideas regarding the signature team of the Marvel Universe — you heard me, Avengers fans. The quality of this output, however, has been mixed: a couple issues were great, and even tear-jerking, but another couple were a tad on the dull side. Which category, then, does this issue fall under?

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