The good news is that we're finally back on track...so to speak. The bad news is that the disease is getting worse and has started to affect the Invisible Woman. This is by no means a feel good book. The family is at odds, the symptoms are getting worse and the leadership of the Fantastic Four is questionable. But for every rebellious hateful word that Val spat at Reed, it was a reminder that this book is good drama. This book also explained the past few trips the group made that had a sense of randomness that was confusing me. The most heart breaking part is that Reed is still a manipulative jerk and his family is still paying for it. The only problem I have is that after all is said and done the disease comes down to that overused plot twist, the Skrulls. Oh well, it could have been worse. Might have been an evil twin.