Post by Deleted on May 15, 2020 14:42:11 GMT -5
This is a new comic, and I posted about it in the modern comics section, but since there are folks here who never venture to that section who might be interested in this, I am cross-posting here...
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May 15, 2020 14:39:22 GMT -5 @mrp said:
Mark Waid and Neal Adams are set to team on a new Fantastic Four project...The Fantastic Four will square off with a mysterious new cosmic menace in writer Mark Waid and artist Neal Adams' Fantastic Four: Antithesis, a just announced series of unspecified length.
The story, which focuses on a villain with ties to Galactus, is Adams' first full-length Fantastic Four story.
“Working with Neal Adams has been a dream of mine since I was a kid. To share the page with a man of his talent is an honor,” Waid said in the series announcement. “The story begins with the Fantastic Four struggling to prevent an extinction event on Earth and just goes more cosmic from there. We all know of Galactus, but until now, no one has met his Antithesis.”
“I have always had the sense of missing the chance to draw the Fantastic Four. It was a quiet sense, since I’ve had every opportunity to do my favorites. More, I felt Kirby and Buscema had done it all, hadn’t they…?” Adams added. “When Marvel’s Tom Brevoort asked if I’d like to do the Fantastic Four, I knew I had to ask for Galactus and the Silver Surfer as well. I am humbled and thankful to Tom for the opportunity.”
Fantastic Four: Antithesis #1 arrives in August.
The story, which focuses on a villain with ties to Galactus, is Adams' first full-length Fantastic Four story.
“Working with Neal Adams has been a dream of mine since I was a kid. To share the page with a man of his talent is an honor,” Waid said in the series announcement. “The story begins with the Fantastic Four struggling to prevent an extinction event on Earth and just goes more cosmic from there. We all know of Galactus, but until now, no one has met his Antithesis.”
“I have always had the sense of missing the chance to draw the Fantastic Four. It was a quiet sense, since I’ve had every opportunity to do my favorites. More, I felt Kirby and Buscema had done it all, hadn’t they…?” Adams added. “When Marvel’s Tom Brevoort asked if I’d like to do the Fantastic Four, I knew I had to ask for Galactus and the Silver Surfer as well. I am humbled and thankful to Tom for the opportunity.”
Fantastic Four: Antithesis #1 arrives in August.
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