Fantastic Four Producer Wants Second Chance With Same Cast

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Wright said:

JWeinCom said:

That probably explains it.

If you're actually interested in the Fantastic Four or comics in general, check out John Hickman's work on the series.

 

I could give him a try. I just hope he's not some kind of Frank Miller, going around destroying superheroes like Miller did with Daredevil.

If you're worried about it being overly dark, then don't.  Hickman's book is serious, but not particularly dark.  It's really a very high sci-fi (think Babylon 5 instead of Star Wars) take on the franchise that focuses on large overarching stories rather than beating up the villain of the day.  At its core, his run is about Reed Richards trying to balance the responsibility he feels for using his gifts to help the world with the responsibilities he has to his family.