Reed is so lost he doesn’t know what to do, and tries to think himself out of the problem…only issue is, he forgets to pick Franklin up from school and Sue chews him out for it, telling him he needs to accept the situation, and do something about it. It takes him a while, but he has an epiphany, and ends up seriously training and studying to join the FDNY…which is a cool idea. Johnny realizes he can’t act, his agent doesn’t want him, and his airhead supermodel girlfriend is now seeing Keanu Reeves instead…(there’s a few Keanu jokes). Johnny and Reed are a little slower on the uptake…
Thing gets a construction job after saving some workers from a falling slab of concrete. Sue, the rational one, is first to get one, as an English teacher at a High School (thanks to Alicia Masters, Thing’s on again off again GF).
They move into a dive hotel in Manhattan, and they realize they need to get jobs. The FF goes broke, in the wake of the US gov’t stopping all science funding to the Baxter Building, and on top of that, one of their accountants stole their savings (also Tony Stark, Hammerhead, and some others). This premise could have fallen on it’s face and been played for laughs, but instead it focuses on the family, the bonds, the connection, and the reality of what can happen to anyone. (3.5 really, but I enjoyed the first half a fair bit) Marvel Knights 4, Volume 1: Wolf at the Door by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
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