Honestly, I don’t know if it’s luck that my Marvel stories keep getting @JoeCaramagna as a letterer or if they just see my scripts and go “only Joe can save this one” but I’m extraordinarily grateful either way.— Jeremy Whitley, Soda City Comic Con, Aug 10-11 (@jrome58) July 31, 2019
The Future Foundation makes its first appearance today in a 10 page story in Fantastic Four #12!
It was my privilege to hang out with Jeff and Rick at the Unpacking the Power of Power Pack podcast. We talk about the upcoming Future Foundation on-going series which features Alex and Julie Power. Give it a listen!
The Future Foundation will be making its return in Fantastic Four #12, which comes out this Wednesday – July 31.
Head over to Newsarama to check out a preview of Fantastic Four #12. This issue includes the saga of The Future Foundation!
I got a chance to talk with CBR about the upcoming Future Foundation series.
After starring in a special back-up story in this month’s Fantastic Four #12, the young super-geniuses of the Future Foundation will star in a new Marvel series. Written by Jeremy Whitley (Unstoppable Wasp) and illustrated by Will Robson (Spider-Man/Deadpool), who also team up for the backup story, the upcoming relaunch has the team of genius-level adolescents and teenagers scour the Marvel Universe for pieces of Molecule Man to put the powerful character back together.
While speaking with CBR at HeroesCon in Charlotte, Whitley shared details behind the eagerly anticipated relaunch and how Fantastic Four writer Dan Slott’s decision to keep Valeria and Franklin Richards with their parents allowed him to increase the focus on the young ensemble’s other characters.
Click here to continue reading Sam Stone’s interview!
Click here to get the TLDR version!
The Future Foundation will be appearing in Fantastic Four #12, which hits the shelves July 31, 2019.
Will Robson and I talked with Screen Rant about the upcoming Future Foundation series.
While originally introduced as Reed Richards and the Fantastic Four’s collection of bright young minds, the new incarnation of the Future Foundation has a more fantastic roster than ever. Alex Power remains as the team leader, with his sister (and fellow Power Pack teammate) Julie back in all her rainbow glory. Throw in a moody genius clone, one of Wakanda’s future stars, and a literal Dragon Man just to name a few, and it’s hard to imagine what stories writer Jeremy Whitley, artist Will Robson, and colorist Greg Menzie WON’T be telling. But first, the team will need an expert in breaking people out of prison… and who better than the Guardians of the Galaxy‘s own spiritual mentor, Yondu Udonta?
To continue reading our interview with Andrew Dyce, head over to Screen Rant!
Be sure to look for Future Foundation #1 at your local comic book shop. The book comes out August 7, 2019!
