BC: Well this is an interesting one. Recently we ran a piece looking at the absence of comic book characters associated with Fox Studios on the Marvel 75th Anniversary Magazine cover, in favour of the likes of the Inhumans and Captain Marvel.
Well, now I’m being told from a Marvel source that Marvel are intending to put the Fantastic Four comic books on hold, both Marvel Universe and Ultimate. The characters will still appear, but in other folks’ books such as Inhuman and Avengers. And that artwork featuring the Fantastic Four is even being taken down in the company offices.
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I wouldn't put it past Marvel to do something like that, they've already kicked the X-Men to the way side by letting Bendis run things amok.
I guess you can't blame them too much, but to just screw over long time fans of FF and X-Men because of the movie deals is pretty lame.
Couldn't disagree more. X-Men is the best series at Marvel thanks to Bendis and Fantastic Four has never been interesting to read in a long time. It's all unrelated and if anything they coordinate story lines with the movies in hopes of more readers.