Fantastic Four #16
Fantastic Four » Fantastic Four #16 - The Micro-World of Doctor Doom! released by Marvel on July 1, 1963.
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Almost Reads Like A 'Mad Lib' 0
I can accept 'Lost Worlds' type stories up to a point. One subset of the Lost Worlds genre is the microscopic world - when done right (DCs Sword of the Atom for instance) it can be great. Unfortunately, this issue doesn't do it right. It's actually amazing that Doctor Doom became the scourge of the Marvel Universe given that most of his earliest appearances in Fanstastic Four are among the worst of the early issues of this comic. This one reads like a 'Mad Lib' - you remember that old game wher...
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The Micro-World of Doctor Doom! 0
A bit of a nutty adventure this month, when The Fantastic Four descend into the mad micro-world of Doctor Doom. In adhering to the continuity addressed quite a while back when we last seen the mad doctor shrinking into apparent nothingness, the re-emergence of Doom is well told and continues to develop his character naturally. It's a bit of a slow-starter in terms of plot, yet the first half of the comic which deals almost exclusively with characterisation of the Four (an extra-long slice of dra...
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Micro Wave Goodbye Fantastic Four! 0
Dr Doom is back to menace the Fantastic Four from an entirely new, tiny universe. This time our intrepid heroes will need help from the master of shrinking himself, Ant-Man, in order to find and stop Dr Doom yet again. What will they find in this new tiny world and what does Dr Doom have in store for them?This issue followed on logically from Dr Doom’s last appearance, in which he was shrunken down to an infinitesimally small size. It’s always nice when stories of the sixties tie tog...
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