[Stu]

Is it just me or does he look worryingly similar to Randy Orton?

[Batman]

I don't give much of a damn about Ultimate-verse, but I particularly can't be bothered to give a damn about Ultimate FF.

That is Ultimate-verse right? 'Cause if that's supposed to be MU Reed, then that's fucked up.

Otherwise: meh.

[Stu]

I think it's meant to be MU. It's an image that's been attached to publicity for their MU Run.

[Batman]

Fuck! You're right. From CBR News:

Now, I knew I wanted to work on "Fantastic Four." but I didn't know if Mark would want to work on it. I loved Mark's "Ultimate Fantastic Four" run and not wanting to repeat himself I was sure he wouldn't want to write "Fantastic Four," but his feeling was he had done the other version, but the one he wanted to do was the real version, the one that's connected only by a few hundred numbers to Stan and Jack's run.

Gee, then MAYBE YOU SHOULD LEARN TO FUCKING DRAW THE FUCKING CHARACTERS! Just maybe.

God, this sucks.

[Lucky]

That's very odd. I don't think I like.

I REALLY need to read the last 10 years of that book. I was trying recently to read from Heroes Reborn on but only got through 20 books or so.

[Batman]

My recommendation would be to skip ahead to where Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo take over the book with issue #60. Some good stuff, there.

[salmonjunkie]

Ultimate FF's Reed Richards is only 18 or 19 years old. No gray hair.

[Stu]

salmonjunkie said:

Ultimate FF's Reed Richards is only 18 or 19 years old. No gray hair.

Which makes earlier Ult. Spider-Man issues confusing with stuff like home video footage of Pete and Eddie Brock's dads talking about how their research will make them more famous than Reed.