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The guys called it ... again

Original article:
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page ... e&id=33840

Are for people interested in an article on the making of the Quesada cover, see:
http://www.comicsalliance.com/2011/08/0 ... t-process/

Yes, very shocking .

I read somewhere that there is going to be two titles ongoing - Fantastic Four, presumably numbered 600 on and the current title, FF, which will continue on it's merry way with the current numbering.

Gilgabob wrote:Yes, very shocking .

I read somewhere that there is going to be two titles ongoing - Fantastic Four, presumably numbered 600 on and the current title, FF, which will continue on it's merry way with the current numbering.

Looks like it's true:

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page ... e&id=33864

FF #12 and Fantastic Four #600. My question is, how can you renumber and still count the FF issues as both, that's a new one isn't it?

Yikes! Juan Bobillo is taking over art duties on FF with #12......

I'm not sure if his art style has evolved lately, but he did this take on Howard the Duck:


I'm concerned about how much I'll enjoy the art moving forward. I'll get #12 in "try out" status (e.g., not ordering #13+ until I have a look at #12.....)

Interior art from She-Hulk. Probably closer to what we can expect.

Thanks, that's better than I expected......but my perception was colored by the complete (unnecessary) re-design of Howard. Kind of like when we see different versions of The Beast from different artists that make him look like completely different species.

Yes, that Howard the Duck cover scared me that's why I had to find other examples of his work.

His Howard art was disturbing, almost like What If Howard the Duck was a Vertigo comic?