Honestly I feel this should never have been seven issues. I hate how the big two feel that their events should only be seven issues. It doesn't give the stories enough room to develop. I think one on of the greatest flaws of FC was that he tried to pack just too much damn story into 7 issues. and if they do this with blackest night i will be severely pissed off.
Originally posted by Darth Vicious
Cap is what I was thinking. With Cap we hope he'll be back. He'll be back eventually but after more than a year we have had no indication that he's alive. Steve Rogers may never come back to life.Spoiler:on the other hand, we know for sure that hes still alive and will come back.
BatmanQuestion, In order to fully grasped the magnitude of FC, Were all the tie-ins necessary? Because reading them by themselves I understood pretty much nothing.
i thought they added to the story, at least as far as revelations was concerned...
Originally posted by Superherovandal
Honestly I feel this should never have been seven issues. I hate how the big two feel that their events should only be seven issues. It doesn't give the stories enough room to develop. I think one on of the greatest flaws of FC was that he tried to pack just too much damn story into 7 issues. and if they do this with blackest night i will be severely pissed off.
Originally posted by Galan007
Srsly though, from start to finish FC was the definition of an epic story imo. Like someone else mentioned, it seemed like a bit too much was crammed into the last issue (there probably could have been 8 issues) but it was still fantastic nonetheless.
Seriously? I thought nearly everything about issue 7 (except for Batman being alive) was complete crap. I did enjoy Revelation, though.
Originally posted by tjcoady
The funny thing is, I don't think Morrison made him up.That'd be, if memory serves, "The Sunshine Superman" from an Elseworlds from decades back.
It's usually safe to assume most of the stuff that shows up in Morrison's work is a reference to something that he didn't just make up on the spot, at least when he doesn't go out of his way to make sure we know he made it up. Even the Worlogog, which seems like a novel name/idea, is an obscure Shakespeare reference.
Originally posted by Raoul
i thought they added to the story, at least as far as revelations was concerned...
I only asked because in one page Wonder Woman is still under Darkseids control only to be back to normal a couple of pages after without any explanation. Did she got back to normal in a different tie-in?
Originally posted by Enyalusshhhhh you want an angry mob of morrison cockstrokers to burn you at the stake?
And was it just me or was Mandrokk completely, totally, unnecessary?...You've got Heaven's army and all the multiverse's Supermen, and he gets killed by a stake ring construct from three GLs... 😐
Just read a review, **** me they he tried to fit a LOT into one comic. The thing should have been longer than seven issues. The same was true with the last crisis. When you consider that original one was 12 issues, and secret wars was like 100000, its only fair that this one should be granted the same treatment.
