Fantastic Four: Full Circle: A Graphic Novel (Marvel Arts)

Amazing art and a great story.

This is Alex Ross at his best! A good story with amazing artwork! A must read for an F F. Fan!

Alex Ross tends to collaborate with writers who do some really thoughtful books on Superheroes place and role in the larger world. This book is not one of those stories. Sometimes I want Shankshaw Redemption and other times I want a 80's action hero movie. This story is the action hero movie of comics.

A super fast paced adventure tour of the negative zone with the Fantastic Four. The story ok but this is a Marvel Arts book, it is all about the artwork, and Alex Ross does not dissapoint. A visitor has appeared in the Baxter Building taking a very familiar form is his presence the start of an invasion or an invitation? Either was the Fantastic Four are headed to the Negitive Zone to find out. I love the big art panels and Alex Ross mixes his styles sometime the more cartoony, comic and real models styles. The adventure moves at the speed of Reeds thoughts, what will the FF discover?

absolutely stunning to look at i found it hard to believe that Alex Ross did the art It pays homage to two of the legends from Marvel Comics but mostly Jake the King Kurby which is well deserved. worth every £ and that's saying something with the state of comic book prices being unaffordable for the future generations.

A great homage, to the 60s 'Fantastic Four' stories, by Jack Kirby, in the sublime, painted artistic style, of the superb, Alex Ross !!

Beautiful book sent in good packaging.

Full Circle is undeniably beautiful to look at, but unfortunately the story can't match the imagination and creativity of the art. Perhaps as it's meant to be a homage to Kirby and Lee's legendary run, it's full of technobabble and squabbling, but little emotional weight. A shame!