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Lopen posted...

Okay.

So my take on the characters themselves wasn't completely off base but because the story is mostly about Reed Richards you think that it works almost to an advantage in terms of the story being told as the focus isn't meant to be on the other characters, as in this story they basically only serve as various lenses to show just how far off the beaten path Hollywood Richards has truly gone.

That's fair. I didn't really absorb that being quite so priority from the initial write-up but I get the appeal to you a bit better now.

Well, Reed is the catalyst for change in the other characters. I would love to explore those characters, and Reed is the perfect way to do it. It's like, Sting was boring. He needed Hogan in order to transform.
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