It’s a strange title that plays with a family that Marvel fans have come to love. The story brings energy, but not always direction. Replacing a core member of the Fantastic Four changes the tone completely, it’s messier and less grounded. Some of the charm of the original team is lost, but it’s an interesting experiment. The writing tries to be fun and high-stakes at the same time, which leads to uneven pacing. The art does a solid job, nothing revolutionary, but it keeps the tone light, even when the story doesn’t quite know what it wants to say. It’s readable, just not especially memorable.