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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN num: 9780785126553
ISBN number: 0785126554
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 120
Printing Date: November 21, 2007
Publishing house: Marvel Comics
Sale Popularity Level: 387540
Studio: Marvel Comics
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In the aftermath of Civil War, the Black Panther and Storm take up temporary residence in the Baxter Building while Reed Richards and Sue Storm attend to important personal business. Can a team-up with the Thing and the Human Torch be far behind? It's clobberin' time. Collects Black Panther #26-30.
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The Black Panther & Storm team up with the Fantastic Four in this adventure. My only complaint is it had to end - great writing.
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I thought that this trade paperback was very amusing to read. A new assembly of the Fantastic Four and a well placed tie-in with the Fantastic Four book that has recently come out more than covered what happened to the Black Panther and Storm after the Civil War. I'm also a Marvel Zombies fan and seeing them in this book was literally a dream come true as I was curious to know what had become of the Marvel Zombies. Seeing them tear the Skrulls apart was more than I could have hoped for. I reccomend this book to all who enjoy both the Fantastic Four and the Marvel Zombies, its a real killer. (Pun intended)
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Reginald Hudlin's relaunch and run on Black Panther started off well enoough, but now it's gotten to the point of sheer boredom. Case in point, Four the Hard Way finds T'Challa and his wife Storm teamed up with Johnny "Human Torch" Storm and Ben "The Thing" Grimm to form a new Fantastic Four while Reed and Sue Richards take some time off in the aftermath of Civil War. Before you know it, the new FF are on an inter-dimensional journey, and come face to face with who else, but the Marvel Zombies. Yes, besides nearly every one of Marvel's books getting variant zombie covers, Robert Kirkman's smash hit Marvel Zombies find their way in here, as do Zombie Skrulls and more to cause problems for T'Challa and company. Sadly though, none of this is nearly as interesting as it may sound, and Hudlin's storytelling just comes off as plain old uninspired. Manuel Garcia's artwork is decent, although a little too cartoony for me, and just further adds to a disappointing package. All in all, Black Panther fan or Marvel Zombies fan, Four the Hard Way is a disappointing TPB, and only further adds to Hudlin's disappointing run on the title.
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