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Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9780785128984
ISBN: 0785128980
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 168
Publication Date: 2008-07-16
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Reading Level: Young Adult
Studio: Marvel Comics
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Summary: Not what I Thought
Comment: This is a good book don't get me wrong. But I wish that sue would use her powers as more than just deffense. The whole beginning of the story is that Sue is on a business trip and is P.O. that Reed wouldn't come with her, during her fight the plane in shot down. And who has to save her? well the mne of the Fan. F, duh. If Sue would just learn to control her powers so that she could kill with ie. put a force field in someones body and expand it causing them to explode. Easy, and then she would be able to leave in a force feild bubble. But no sue is always shown as the weak link of the Fan. F. and that is B.S. I have read about her and have found out that if she wanted to she could make knived and bat tons of stuff. But she only uses these powers when her family is in danger but never when her life is in danger. In the normal Fan. F story line Sue is branching out and since civil war she is realy showing her real power but in these ultimates she is not doing this. If you are just starting this series don't complete it, but if you'er like me that you've collected since the beginning then buy just to collect.
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Susan Storm - the Invisible Woman - is headed toward a conference in Siberia when her helicopter is shot down for reasons unknown. With her survival in doubt, Reed Richards must abandon his completion of the Cosmic Cube at its most crucial time to confront none other than - the Ultimate Crimson Dynamo and the Ultimate Red Ghost! Collects Ultimate Fantastic Four #47-53.
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