Art: The art for this issue, created by Dale Eaglesham, has a unique quality to it, mostly a feeling of raw intensity within the artwork. Whereas many other comic book illustrators primarily use color and tone to convey feelings, Eaglesham goes above and beyond and employs the use of carefully constructed lines. This is the most obvious when observing faces in the episode in witnessing how Eaglesham uses even the smallest, simplest of lines, such as those drawn on a forehead, to expertly convey every complex emotion that the character might be experiencing.

Overall: Although the story is not quite as action-packed as many other comic books, it compensates by providing a unique pathway and experience not normally seen in a comic book. The idea of a team of Reed Richards is especially unique and a pathway that not many other comic books would dare to venture on. This is what really makes this comic book a must-have for anyone who is slightly tired by the mundane nature of most comic books and wishes to read something unique and original.