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We've known for a while that Fantastic Four writer Jonathan Hickman plans to execute one of Marvel's First Family in January's issue #587, but the writer and his editor Tom Brevoort have been understandably cagey about revealing too much about what's sure to be a massive storyline...

Welcome back to our ongoing annotations of Jonathan Hickman's Fantastic Four run. This time around, we're taking a look at the second two parts of the opening "Solve Everything" arc, issues 571 and 572 with art by Dale Eaglesham, collected in this trade...

Jonathan Hickman came on Fantastic Four in late 2009 and, quite frankly, blew the socks off of the book. Since then, Hickman and later collaborators like Dale Eaglesham, Neil Edwards and Steve Epting have been weaving an intricate, thematically layered story of fathers and sons, the costs of inaction, scientific responsibility and punching things in the face...

Digital Comics: Marvel is releasing Fantastic Four In...Ataque Del M.O.D.O.K.!, Fantastic Four: Isla De La Muerte! and Spider-Man & The Human Torch In...Bahia De Los Muertos!, in both English and Spanish language editions on the Marvel Comics app. ...

"Storage units full of artwork. He has no idea what he has. He's never looked at it." An offhand remark in a very remarkable Stan Lee video suggests that the Marvel Comics architect may be unknowingly in possession of a significant collection of lost Silver Age artwork, perhaps the largest collection in existence...

Marvel's final presentation of New York Comic Con 2010 was the Next Big Thing panel on Sunday, which featured a host of announcements, including that Jason Aaron and artist Ron Garney will be launching an Ultimate Captain America miniseries, Sara Pichelli will be taking over the art on Ultimate Spider-Man, and a new "Alias" series from Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos is in the w

We've seen intersections between comics and the Bible numerous times before, most recently in the "Green Lantern" storyline that united much of the Old Testament with the history of the Lantern emotional spectrum and brought the Garden of Eden, Cain and Abel, and Noah's flood squarely into DC Universe continuity...

Forty-four years after it was originally published, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's "Fantastic Four" #50 is justifiably regarded as a classic story and one of the building blocks of the Marvel universe. And until recently, it's also a comic I'd never read...

Vacations can be overrated. With all the travel and the planning and the M.O.D.O.K. attacks, sometimes a major outing can tax those who partake in such extended outings more than a regular routine. If you're weary of interference from Advanced Idea Mechanics creations during your intended relaxation times, have no fear, The Fantastic Four and their possible Puerto Rican ally El Vejigante look to b

Since he first burst onto the scene with "The Nightly News," a visually inventive Image comic with an anarchist bent, a penchant for statistics, and an eye for graphic design, writer Jonathan Hickman has always seemed a little different. After working in both advertising and CD-ROM development, he bet everything on a dream of working comics and ultimately came up a winner, finding swift