Reading Every Marvel Comic

Welcome back to the Reading Every Marvel Comic blog! Today, we are returning with the 2nd issue of the Fantastic Four. This issue debuted on New  Day in 1961.  As you may notice, this is the first mention of one of the Avengers best storylines: the Skrulls. Let's get into it. We open with each member of the Fantastic Four seemingly committing crimes, destroying and stealing rare and expensive items, and then using their powers to escape. We cut back to the four of them meeting up and talking about how the cops are now after them. We then see that these are not the real F4 (shocker) and that they are using other means to simulate the real F4's powers. They then transform into their real selves: Skrulls! Their plan was to get the people of Earth to kill the F4, then power on Earth could stop them from invading. We then cut to the real F4, hearing this news far away in a log cabin in the woods, everyone expects that Reed will figure out a solution, except the Thing, who grows cra...

Hey, comic book fans, thanks for reading the first post on this blog! On this blog, I am going to try to review every Marvel comic ever made, we’ll see just how far I get. But first, a little background about me. My name is Joshua. I've been a fan of the MCU since about 2017. I started off watching Marvel cartoons like Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and Ultimate Spiderman (two fantastic shows by the way). After that, I started moving into the main MCU films, like the Avengers movies and Thor: Ragnarok. When I watch a movie or show that I really like, one of the things I tend to do is look online and find analysis videos on it. This teaches me more about it, and I can find out what others feel about the topic in general (for example, I loved watching Daredevil this past year, and I found I’m far from the only one, and Thor: Love and Thunder is one of my favorite MCU movies, I found out that is not a popular opinion). One of the most common things I would see in these analysi...