Let's take a step back, though. To understand how Sue Storm became Kang, you must understand how Reed Richards first fell to the dark side. These days, the Earth-1610 Reed Richards is one of the biggest villains of Marvel Comics: Creator.

"Ultimate Fantastic Four"Choose 60 editions, from 2004 to 2009. Unlike the other three main titles at the time ("Ultimate Spider-Man", "Ultimate X-Men" and "The Ultimates"), that no Start or continue after the world crossover "Ultimatum". Instead, the four fell apart and Sue threw a hill.

In 2010 ”End comics: doomsday"Brian's mini-series by Brian Michael Bendis and Rafa Sandoval, Reid Snaps. He is lying to his death and, from a base in the negative zone, begins to organize terrorist attacks." Doomsday "ends with a hill defeated by his former teammates and trapped in the negative zone, but he would not have left him long.

Athonatan Hickman, writing a mini-series "Ultimate Consequences", showed Reed returning to Earth and began his crusade again. He founded children from tomorrow, a wicked version of the Future Foundation of the mainstream Reed Richards and became the main villain of "Ultimate Comics: Ultimates" by Hikman and Esad Ribic. Until Hickman started the Reid's bow, he is the one who created "The Maker" as fans know today. Ribic's manufacturer's costume has become a new look on Reed.

Now 15 years have passed and a hill has stayed Evil, a truly remarkable feat in superhero comics. Reed as a manufacturer is Status quo now, not subversion. He is a really daunting villain, also with the usual proud proud stick in Matka-all in combination with the wicked sadism. Quite smoothly, the manufacturer not only does a closely evil for greater good, NoHe complains to hurt others and spends his time as he does. He is not trying to build a utopia where every problem humanity faces, but only a world where everything can control everything. That cane could have been, and wasA good -hearted hero just makes his current one more disturbing.

Hickman had previously wrote "Fantastic Four" - His first story presented a hill meeting of several variants of himself, "The Council of Reed". Reid's conclusion and the story is that he needs his family to take him. So I get why Hickman liked the idea of ​​a cane, which broke off all his emotional ties and decided to change the world by becoming a monster.