TheManWithoutFear
#1 reason not to join UC
The conclusion...
New York and the other dimension did not get fused together physically. It's some form of astral projection, done by Ronan, so that the inhabitants of both worlds can witness the trial. The FF ask Ronan why there's a trial at all if they're already assumed guilty and Ronan goes on about rituals.
The Fantastic Four try in vein to fight Ronan off but he has in his power "the universal weapon" a stick that from the looks of it counters all the attacks made on it.
The Seed Children come to the rescue. The fight seems to head towards a stalemate and Ronan is pretty unstoppable until Terresact (sp?) finally wakes up (*This is the character whose been unconscious since issue #1 of this arc). At first he thinks he's supposed to fight aligned with Ronan but Dreamcatcher unlocks his actual memories and erases the the brainwashing Thanos did on him. He fights Ronan and begins to beat him but in the end is defeated. Reed then tells Dreamcatcher to do what he did with Johnny and Sue only this time combine everyone's powers. With their powers in unison Ronan drops the weapon and the group lays a beat down on him... Thing picks up the weapon and lays the final blow and he is defeated. As they're saying their goodbyes one of the seed children come on to Reed and explain is seed is too valuable to waste. Sue tells her off and his seed is none of her business. The worlds begin to seperate again but the FF are concerned about what lies ahead for The Seed 9 children. They explain that they're now able to contact farther worlds in their dimension and they'll have backup as the page shows various superhumanoid figures descending. They warn Reed that Thanos won't forget this...
Back in the Baxter building Reed is working on the cosmic cube... The others wonder why but Reed tells them it's just incase Thanos or anyone attacks and that it won't be a weapon as much as a "reset button". He says he doesn't know why he keeps going back to the design Thanos gave him but he's settled on it... The last page shows an astral projection of Thano's head over Reed grinning...
4/5
Great arc. Good art. I'm pleased with Carey's work here.
New York and the other dimension did not get fused together physically. It's some form of astral projection, done by Ronan, so that the inhabitants of both worlds can witness the trial. The FF ask Ronan why there's a trial at all if they're already assumed guilty and Ronan goes on about rituals.
The Fantastic Four try in vein to fight Ronan off but he has in his power "the universal weapon" a stick that from the looks of it counters all the attacks made on it.
The Seed Children come to the rescue. The fight seems to head towards a stalemate and Ronan is pretty unstoppable until Terresact (sp?) finally wakes up (*This is the character whose been unconscious since issue #1 of this arc). At first he thinks he's supposed to fight aligned with Ronan but Dreamcatcher unlocks his actual memories and erases the the brainwashing Thanos did on him. He fights Ronan and begins to beat him but in the end is defeated. Reed then tells Dreamcatcher to do what he did with Johnny and Sue only this time combine everyone's powers. With their powers in unison Ronan drops the weapon and the group lays a beat down on him... Thing picks up the weapon and lays the final blow and he is defeated. As they're saying their goodbyes one of the seed children come on to Reed and explain is seed is too valuable to waste. Sue tells her off and his seed is none of her business. The worlds begin to seperate again but the FF are concerned about what lies ahead for The Seed 9 children. They explain that they're now able to contact farther worlds in their dimension and they'll have backup as the page shows various superhumanoid figures descending. They warn Reed that Thanos won't forget this...
Back in the Baxter building Reed is working on the cosmic cube... The others wonder why but Reed tells them it's just incase Thanos or anyone attacks and that it won't be a weapon as much as a "reset button". He says he doesn't know why he keeps going back to the design Thanos gave him but he's settled on it... The last page shows an astral projection of Thano's head over Reed grinning...
4/5
Great arc. Good art. I'm pleased with Carey's work here.