revanchists's review against another edition
3.0
Anticlimactic ending. Make sure to read Fantastic Four (2018) #1-3 before Marvel Two-In-One #11-12.
crookedtreehouse's review against another edition
3.0
The flow of Zdarsky's story gets ruined by the relaunch of Fantastic Four by Dan Slott. The focus of this story was watching Doctor Doom, The Thing, and The Human Torch interact while searching for the Reed family. But everyone's reunited in an entirely different book, so after four issues of the search, suddenly the Reed family is just there. I think it was an editorial mistake not to have the first four issues of Marvel Two In One mixed with the first arc of The Fantastic Four, instead of the final Marvel Two In One arc.
josetinocoperez's review against another edition
2.0
50/100.
El estilo de Ramón K. Pérez no me gusta para nada. La historia de Chip Zdarsky es de peor nivel que el anterior volumen; se nota que le metieron prisa por el regreso de los Cuatro Fantásticos. Una pena, pero bueno, el primer volumen quedará para el recuerdo.
El estilo de Ramón K. Pérez no me gusta para nada. La historia de Chip Zdarsky es de peor nivel que el anterior volumen; se nota que le metieron prisa por el regreso de los Cuatro Fantásticos. Una pena, pero bueno, el primer volumen quedará para el recuerdo.
lillian_francis's review against another edition
3.0
What a disappointment.
The first volume was a 5 star read for me with excellent artwork. This just wasn't.
Firstly the change of artist was a major step down, Perez artwork is indistinct and unfinished are lacks any of the joy of the previous issues.
The story of Ben and Johnny losing their powers I found quite interesting but then there was a massive skip of story which I assume was covered in the new Fantastic Four run that I didn't pick up. This left me confused and out of the loop and I felt the writer probably felt this way as well.
The last two issues deal with everyone back together but in my mind neither Reed or Sue did anywhere enough grovelling. Especially Sue. If I'd let my brother think I and my kid was dead I'd expect him to rip me a new one when I just turn up again!
FYI: I read this as issues not the trade.
The first volume was a 5 star read for me with excellent artwork. This just wasn't.
Firstly the change of artist was a major step down, Perez artwork is indistinct and unfinished are lacks any of the joy of the previous issues.
The story of Ben and Johnny losing their powers I found quite interesting but then there was a massive skip of story which I assume was covered in the new Fantastic Four run that I didn't pick up. This left me confused and out of the loop and I felt the writer probably felt this way as well.
The last two issues deal with everyone back together but in my mind neither Reed or Sue did anywhere enough grovelling. Especially Sue. If I'd let my brother think I and my kid was dead I'd expect him to rip me a new one when I just turn up again!
FYI: I read this as issues not the trade.
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