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Fantastic Four III
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| The other shoe fell, as I was ordered to bring back Reed & Sue - the exact thing that had dragged the book down in the first place - and undo the other changes in the book. At this point I took my name off the series altogether, opting for the pseudonym I'd created years before for work I didn't want to be associated with: "John Harkness."
But I'm not the kind of guy to take such things lying down, so I wove a plot that put the real FF into suspended animation and sent bland replicas to take their place. Then the real FF dreamed all the plotlines I would have explored over the coming year. That provided a modicum of fun, but overall, this was one of the most painful stretches of my career. And note what happens to the covers. |
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