Jonathan Hickman is obsessed  with the future, the past, and most of the time the  malleable  construct of time that “separates” them. It’s in all his works. It makes sense that it would continue in Fantastic Four #600, the title having dealt with the concept already. Marvel’s dropped a double-preview for FF #16 and Fantastic Four #600 which features sexy artwork and an amazingly Hickmanian tagline.

I love it.

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Yeah, I said ‘pic instead of epic. Why? ‘Cause epic is played out, and misplaced apostrophes shortening stuff that doesn’t have to be shortened is the ‘ew black. Yeah man! Yeah. I’m going to shut up.

Hit the jump for the third teaser.

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Marvel’s dropped a second teaser for Fantastic Four #600, this time featuring Black Bolt. Hickman, the original Family, an enormous issue. I have a feeling this shit is going to be tremendous.

Hit the jump to check it out.

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Hickman is unleashing the coupe de grace of Fantastic Four villains for the title’s six hundredth issue. The destroyer of worlds, the dude with the huge pink helmet: Galactus. Fuck yes.

Hit the jump for the promo.

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So the week-long tease has climaxed, and Marvel has revealed that come November we’ll see the return of Fantastic Four. But fear not, there shall still be a Future Foundation to attend.

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It’s official. All those ‘4’ teasers that have been released this week have been building up to the announcement of Fantastic Four #600. This is the endgame that we all thought they were playing towards. It’s going to be a  quadruple-sized issue, but the contents of the story is up for guessing.

Hit the jump to see the full teaser and to drop your thoughts.

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