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The Fantastic Four operate from outside the box. Reed mostly relies on reason and verified ideas, hence Vampires fall beyond his field of knowledge.Still, he is driven to search for a remedy.
Although Blood Hunt has already caused great destruction and eliminated several Avengers, some heroes are especially prepared for confronting blood eaters. Reed can stretch himself to guard the whole Museum of Modern Art and his skin renders him impervious to bites. In order to bring people to the bigger Madison Square Garden, he also molds his body into a tunnel and rapidly creates functioning artificial sunshine with Alicia to fend off their intended adversary. Though it may not be sustainable, he extends himself— Literally—above his "usual safety thresholds" in the process; so, he is already thinking about the more general answer.
Not only is Mister Fantastic the resident genius of the Fantastic Four, but he is among the most eminent brains in the Marvel Universe overall. Every form of enemy imaginable has been saved by Reed's fast thinking, but today he is confronting an unending dark full of Vampires. Fortunately for the living, his creativity is unbounded and he might be instrumental in creating a treatment for millions of blood drinkers.
Ryan North's Fantastic Four #21, with Ivan Fiorelli's artwork, puts the team, Alicia Masters-Grimm, squarely against Blood Hunt's vampire invasion. The heavens go black and the undead fall as Reed follows Alicia to the Museum of Modern Art.
Elsewhere in Fantastic Four #21, the Four are totally overwhelmed with vampires. Only Sue Storm's forcefield keeps them at distance; Ben Grimm persuadeses them Reed would think of something. Though it's uncommon Mr. Fantastic sets his mind to anything and fails, there is not any indication yet concerning his ultimate "cure". Apart from that, Alicia already reminded him of the most unwavering team policies: "Do good. Save each other. Marvel's Blood Hunt gets more dire, and Mr. Fantastic is pushing his wits as much as his physique to eradicate the vampire danger and save the Fantastic Four and the planet.
Marvel Comics currently have Fantastic Four #21 on sale.
The Fantastic Four operate out of the box. Reed mostly relies on logical reasoning and verified ideas, hence vampires fall beyond his field of knowledge. He insists they are legendary monsters even while Alicia and he are under attack. That won't stop him from searching for a cure, though; he must find out the genuine vampirism guidelines. As he gets ready for a more thorough exploration of the calamity in a manner only Mr. Fantastic can, he likens sunshine and other defenses to a treatment in the same manner that "a gun is a cure for cancer."
Marvel's Blood Hunt gets increasingly dire; Mr. Fantastic is pushing his wits, as much as his physique, to eradicate the vampire danger and save the Earth and the Fantastic Four.
Not only is Mister Fantastic the resident genius of the Fantastic Four, but he is among the most eminent brains in the Marvel Universe overall. Every form of enemy imaginable has been saved by Reed's fast thinking, but today he is confronting an unending dark full of Vampires. Fortunately for the living, his creativity is unbounded and he might be instrumental in creating a treatment for millions of blood drinkers.
Ryan North's Fantastic Four #21, with Ivan Fiorelli's artwork, puts the team, Alicia Masters-Grimm, squarely against Blood Hunt's vampire invasion. The heavens go black and the undead fall as Reed follows Alicia to the Museum of Modern Art.