Fantastic Four #60
Marvel Comics
2002
Reed Richards hires an image consultant to help improve the FF’s failing merchandise revenues, and the poor sap has to spend a week living with the Richards family. This starts off slow, and gets confusing in places, but part of that is intentional as the story is seen through the eyes of the consultant. Great ending that answers a question I had always wondered about: How do the FF manage to avoid all of the anti-mutant sentiment? Recent FF continues to be better than I expect going in.
6.5/10
2002
Reed Richards hires an image consultant to help improve the FF’s failing merchandise revenues, and the poor sap has to spend a week living with the Richards family. This starts off slow, and gets confusing in places, but part of that is intentional as the story is seen through the eyes of the consultant. Great ending that answers a question I had always wondered about: How do the FF manage to avoid all of the anti-mutant sentiment? Recent FF continues to be better than I expect going in.
6.5/10