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 Ultimate Fantastic Four Volume 3: N-Zone - Warren Ellis
 Ultimate Fantastic Four Volume 3: N-Zone - Warren Ellis ... 144 Pages / Book is published 2005-07-06 by Marvel ComicsNewest Review: ... Benn has turned into a rock like substance where his skin should be, and Johnny has set himself on fire and fly. What this ... more ... series of episodes seeks to do is to offer the Fantastic Four an opportunity to reverse the effects of the failed experiment. They have come across something called the N-Zone, a seemingly alternative universe that runs just 'under' ours. Entering the N-Zone seems impossible until Reed discovers a way of amending their ship (which Johnny names the 'Awesome'!), only to find that the N-Zone doesn't conform to our general laws of physics - and nor do its inhabitants!
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Ultimate Fantastic Four Volume 3: N-Zone - Warren Ellis: Mediocre Four for the first half! (746 words)
by - written on 12/11/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Volume 3 of Ultimate Fantastic Four, I have to admit, was rather a disappointment for me. I am a Marvel fan, having enjoyed the whole superhero thing since I was a kid. However, whereas most comics such as X-Men and Avengers and Spider-Man tend to combine action with explanation, I found this volume made the two rather different. It comprises of issues 13 to 18, and my main disappointment comes in the first 3 of these. As an adult with a fairly decent grasp of basic science, I found it a real struggle to see where they were going with the N-Zone featured in the title, with speech bubbles occupying large parts of the screen, the only respite being the funny ... Read the complete review
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