Fantastic Four: Full Circle: A Graphic Novel (Marvel Arts)

Reviews

Hulkfan

the spine is a bit stiff and can sometimes get in the way of large spreads but that's sort of the nature of these type of thinner hardcovers. ". Excelsior! Weaving togeather several plot lines over the course of his tale, and including many subtle callbacks to early 60's comics, including a full page homage to one particular Kirby page from 1962.

Keith Bowden, aka Godzylla

Alex Ross creates an outstanding addition to early Fantastic Four history. First, let me just say the obvious.

Tanus Eduardo

” from Fantastic Four #51 (1961) where "The Fantastic Four have no choice but to journey into the Negative Zone, an alien universe composed entirely of anti-matter, risking not just their own lives but the fate of the cosmos! I feel like I should read this again with a black light. If you're familiar with the work of Alex Ross, then you knew what to expect, but for those of you who weren't until now, I have to think your as stunned now, as I was the first time I saw any of this artist's comic book art masterpieces which include the Justice League, Kingdom Come, Earth X, Universe X, and Paradise X to name just a few of the many comic books Ross is associated with. Alex Ross has gone all out and put together a beautiful tribute to Jack Kirby and Stan Lee with this amazing book!

Wagner

The story is a little simple but that's ok, it's simply a wonder to look at across the board and a fun romp! The amount of detail Alex Ross puts into each page is truly amazing. The book continues the story found in “This Man…This Monster!