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* CatapultNightmare: In one of her lives, Rikki jolts up in bed after remembering her deaths at the hands of the Griever. Judging by how the narration text says Toni "sometimes was just the girl who held Rikki when she woke up screaming," this has happened before.
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* HappyEndingOverride: [[spoiler:One of Rikki's previous incarnations in the multiverse was that of Becky Barnes of ''ComicBook/Exiles2018'', which ended on an AndTheAdventureContinues note, with Becky pursuing a romantic relationship with a Valkyrie. Since Rikki is placed into a new body every time the Griever destroys the universe she's in, with the narration explicitly saying "blackness came" after her time in Becky's body, things don't look so great for the Exiles...]]
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* MasculineFeminineGayCouple: Julie and Rikki are both bisexual, getting into a relationship over the course of the series. In Julie's case, she's more feminine, long-haired girly and her superhero outfit emphasizes her figure. Rikki is a short-haired tomboy and her outfit's far more utilitarian, akin to a WrenchWench getup.
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* MasculineFeminineGayCouple: Julie and Rikki are both bisexual, getting into a relationship over the course of the series. In Julie's case, she's more feminine, long-haired long-haired, girly and her superhero outfit emphasizes her figure. Rikki is a short-haired tomboy and her outfit's far more utilitarian, akin to a WrenchWench getup.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: Julie and Rikki share one in Issue 5.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: Julie and Rikki share one in Issue 5. 5, after Julie's rescued Rikki, acting on their obvious mutual attraction. Rikki's then called her girlfriend.
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* DesignatedGirlFight: Rikki, on the good guys' side, fights evil Dr. Richards' [[TheDragon lieutenant]] Al'ti, a female WingedHumanoid. Both are very skilled, with Rikki specifically challenging her so she won't kill Bentley-23.
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* MasculineFeminineGayCouple: Julie and Rikki are both bisexual, getting into a relationship over the course of the series. In Julie's case, she's more feminine, long-haired girly and her superhero outfit emphasizes her figure. Rikki is a short-haired tomboy and her outfit's far more utilitarian, akin to a WrenchWench getup.
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Rikki is called this instead of her legal name Rebecca, at her preference, and is only referred to with the latter a couple times.
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* TomboyishName: Rikki is a tomboy whose full legal first name is Rebecca, but she prefers this.
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* WingedHumanoid: Al'ti Vidua is a Shi'ar Warbird, looking like a normal human women most of the time but able to sprout two huge wings when she wants to.
* WorldOfActionGirls: Given this is a superhero comic, all the women are skilled fighters, whether or not they have superpowers.
* WorldOfActionGirls: Given this is a superhero comic, all the women are skilled fighters, whether or not they have superpowers.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: Julie and Rikki share one in Issue 5.
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* MostWritersAreHuman: The comic stars a diverse, SciFiKitchenSink cast of all shapes and sizes. However, the two characters of focus are Alex and Julie Power, easily the two most human characters of the bunch (ie not an alien, uhari, android, moloid, morlock, or interdimensional being) and have the most normal of backstories (relatively speaking for a superhero world, of course) as White-Americans who grew up in a stable environment before [[TouchedByVorlons getting powers from an alien unicorn]].
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* MostWritersAreHuman: The comic stars a diverse, SciFiKitchenSink cast of all shapes and sizes. However, the two characters of focus are Alex and Julie Power, easily the two most human characters of the bunch (ie (i.e. not an alien, uhari, android, moloid, morlock, or interdimensional being) and have the most normal of backstories (relatively speaking for a superhero world, of course) as White-Americans White Americans who grew up in a stable environment before [[TouchedByVorlons getting powers from an alien unicorn]].
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* TheBigDamnKiss: Julie and Rikki share one in Issue 5.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The crew alone consists of 14 members in the form of Adolf Impossible, Bentley, Dragon Man, Korr, Leech, Artie Maddricks, Mik, Onome, Alex and Julie Power, Tong, Turg, Vil, and Wu along with guest professor Yondu Udonta. Keep in mind, this is ''just'' the main crew.
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The series begins after ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6, where Reed, Sue, Franklin and Valeria returned to Earth and reformed the Fantastic Four. The rest stayed behind to chart the multiverse in order to rebuild their friend the Molecule Man. The Future Foundation, consisting of [[ComicBook/PowerPack Alex and Julie Power]], guest professor [[ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Yondu Udonta]], and [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters many others]], our crew of young geniuses, mutants, Atlanteans, Moloids, androids and more, begin their multiversal quest. The first mission? A prison break!
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The series begins after ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6, where Reed, Sue, Franklin and Valeria returned to Earth and reformed the Fantastic Four. The rest stayed behind to chart the multiverse in order to rebuild their friend the Molecule Man. The Future Foundation, consisting of [[ComicBook/PowerPack Alex and Julie Power]], guest professor [[ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Yondu Udonta]], and [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters many others]], others, our crew of young geniuses, mutants, Atlanteans, Moloids, androids and more, begin their multiversal quest. The first mission? A prison break!
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* YourMakeupIsRunning: Julie in the ''Fantastic Four #11'' backup after the break up with Karolina in ''ComicBook/RainbowRowellsRunaways''.
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* YourMakeupIsRunning: Julie in the ''Fantastic Four #11'' backup after the break up with Karolina in ''ComicBook/RainbowRowellsRunaways''.''ComicBook/RunawaysRainbowRowell''.
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''Future Foundation'' is a 2019 comic book series that's effectively a SpinOff of the ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', continuing from the pages of the title. The comic series is written by Jeremy Whitley (''ComicBook/UnstoppableWasp'') and drawn by Will Robson (''ComicBook/GreatLakesAvengers'', ''ComicBook/{{Spawn}}''). It is the third comic starring the Future Foundation, after two ''ComicBook/{{FF}}'' series.
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''Future Foundation'' is a 2019 comic book series that's effectively a SpinOff of the ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', continuing from the pages of the title. The comic series is written by Jeremy Whitley (''ComicBook/UnstoppableWasp'') (''ComicBook/TheUnstoppableWasp'') and drawn by Will Robson (''ComicBook/GreatLakesAvengers'', ''ComicBook/{{Spawn}}''). It is the third comic starring the Future Foundation, after two ''ComicBook/{{FF}}'' series.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: The solicits confirm that Alex, Yondu, Dragon Man and Bentley break out Reed Richards from the secure galactic prison under the belief they're rescuing their friend and mentor. Thing is, the real and good Reed Richards is on Earth, and the one they break out is ComicBook/TheMaker. [[OhCrap Uh oh]].
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: The solicits confirm that Alex, Yondu, Dragon Man and Bentley break out Reed Richards from the secure galactic prison under the belief they're rescuing their friend and mentor. Thing is, the real and good Reed Richards is on Earth, and the one they break out is ComicBook/TheMaker.[[ComicBook/UltimateFantasticFour The Maker]]. [[OhCrap Uh oh]].
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* TheBigDamnKiss: Julie and Rikki share one in Issue 5.
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* SuperheroTeamUniform: The crew wears primarily white uniforms with some black as the secondary color. For example, Spider-Man used a white variation of his costume with black lenses and chest spider-symbol when he temporarily joined the team.
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* GiveMyRegardsInTheNextWorld:
-->[[spoiler:'''"Yondu"''']]: ''[looming menacingly]'' Tell me, Kl'rath, does your race believe in an afterlife?
-->'''Kl'rath''': You ask a lot of questions. Why does it matter?
-->[[spoiler: '''"Yondu"''']]: Oh, I was just thinking. When you get there ---
-->[[spoiler: '''Lyja ''']]: -- Tell them [[spoiler: ''Lyja the Lazerfist'']] sent you. ''[cuts off his head]''
-->[[spoiler:'''"Yondu"''']]: ''[looming menacingly]'' Tell me, Kl'rath, does your race believe in an afterlife?
-->'''Kl'rath''': You ask a lot of questions. Why does it matter?
-->[[spoiler: '''"Yondu"''']]: Oh, I was just thinking. When you get there ---
-->[[spoiler: '''Lyja ''']]: -- Tell them [[spoiler: ''Lyja the Lazerfist'']] sent you. ''[cuts off his head]''
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* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four [[MoleMen moloids]] (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human from Wakanda (Onome), a clone (Bentley-23), and two [[FishPeople uharis]] (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu), and their first mission involves recruiting a BadassNormal from another universe (Rikki).
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* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that qualifies because the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four [[MoleMen moloids]] (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human from Wakanda (Onome), a clone (Bentley-23), and two [[FishPeople uharis]] (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu), and their first mission involves recruiting a BadassNormal from another universe (Rikki).
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* YourMakeupIsRunning: Julie in the ''Fantastic Four #11'' backup after the break up with Karolina in ''Comicbook/RainbowRowellsRunaways''.
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* YourMakeupIsRunning: Julie in the ''Fantastic Four #11'' backup after the break up with Karolina in ''Comicbook/RainbowRowellsRunaways''.''ComicBook/RainbowRowellsRunaways''.
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* TheReveal: Leech explains to Rikki both why she's been resurrecting in parallel universes when she dies and why she's the sole OriginalGeneration on Franklin's Counter-Earth. She was created by Franklin as one of his rules, modeled after Captain America because of his BigGood status but she's a girl because the most powerful hero Franklin personally knows is his Mom. Since Franklin recreated the multiverse, he put her [[TheConstant on every version he made]], which from her perspective has been one continuous existence.
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''Future Foundation'' is a 2019 comic book series that's effectively a SpinOff of the ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', continuing from the pages of the title. The comic series is written by Jeremy Whitley (''ComicBook/UnstoppableWasp'') and drawn by Will Robson (''ComicBook/GreatLakesAvengers'', ''ComicBook/{{Spawn}}''). It is the second third comic starring the Future Foundation, after ''ComicBook/{{FF}}''.
two ''ComicBook/{{FF}}'' series.
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* TheBusCameBack: The team's first mission has them rescue Rikki Barnes, formerly Bucky from the ''Heroes Reborn'' universe and more recently Nomad, the Girl Without a World, who disappeared from existence a few years ago.
* DimensionalTraveler: The entire premise is the crew traveling the Multiverse to repair the Molecule Man. When they encounter Rikki, herself a Dimensional Traveler, she checks to see what universe they're from by asking Julie a detail so stupidly unique to their own universe (the existence of the Spider-Mobile), it could verify she was in the right one.
* GoodScarsEvilScars: When the team stage a prison break-out, both the people they rescue have visible facial scars. Rikki Barnes, an ActionGirl and former protege of Captain America, has three scars on her cheek and a bullet scar in her shoulder. The Maker, the dark and sociopathic AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome with little regard for human life, has a ''very'' nasty burn on his face around his eye.
* DimensionalTraveler: The entire premise is the crew traveling the Multiverse to repair the Molecule Man. When they encounter Rikki, herself a Dimensional Traveler, she checks to see what universe they're from by asking Julie a detail so stupidly unique to their own universe (the existence of the Spider-Mobile), it could verify she was in the right one.
* GoodScarsEvilScars: When the team stage a prison break-out, both the people they rescue have visible facial scars. Rikki Barnes, an ActionGirl and former protege of Captain America, has three scars on her cheek and a bullet scar in her shoulder. The Maker, the dark and sociopathic AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome with little regard for human life, has a ''very'' nasty burn on his face around his eye.
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* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four [[MoleMen moloids]] (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human from Wakanda (Onome) and two [[FishPeople uharis]] (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu).
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* PrisonsAreGymnasiums: Having spent an unknown amount of time in an alien prison, Rikki has gotten ''ripped''. It actually helps to keep it ambiguous as to who she is when they rescue her, as combined with the scars she's gotten and her messier brown hair, she looks rather different from the last time she appeared.
* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four [[MoleMen moloids]] (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human from Wakanda(Onome) (Onome), a clone (Bentley-23), and two [[FishPeople uharis]] (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu).(Yondu), and their first mission involves recruiting a BadassNormal from another universe (Rikki).
* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four [[MoleMen moloids]] (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human from Wakanda
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: The solicits confirm that Alex, Yondu, Dragon Man and Bentley break out Reed Richards from the secure galactic prison under the belief they're rescuing their friend and mentor. Thing is, the real and good Reed Richards is on Earth, and the one they break out is [[ComicBook/UltimateFantasticFour The Maker]]. [[OhCrap Uh oh]].
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: The solicits confirm that Alex, Yondu, Dragon Man and Bentley break out Reed Richards from the secure galactic prison under the belief they're rescuing their friend and mentor. Thing is, the real and good Reed Richards is on Earth, and the one they break out is [[ComicBook/UltimateFantasticFour The Maker]].ComicBook/TheMaker. [[OhCrap Uh oh]].
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* MostWritersAreHuman: The comic stars a diverse, SciFiKitchenSink cast of all shapes and sizes. However, the two characters of focus are Alex and Julie Power, easily the two most human characters of the bunch (ie not an alien, uhari, android, moloid, morlock, or interdimensional being) and have the most normal of backstories (relatively speaking for a superhero world, of course) as White-Americans who grew up in a stable environment before [[TouchedByVorlons getting powers from an alien unicorn]].
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* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four moloids [[MoleMen moloids]] (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human from Wakanda (Onome) and two uharis [[FishPeople uharis]] (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu).
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The series begins after ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6, where Reed, Sue, Franklin and Valeria returned to Earth and reformed the Fantastic Four. The rest stayed behind to chart the multiverse in order to rebuild their friend the Molecule Man. The Future Foundation, consisting of [[ComicBook/PowerPack Alex and Julie Power]], guest professor [[ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Yondu Udonta, Udonta]], and [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters many others, others]], our crew of young geniuses, mutants, Atlanteans, Moloids, androids and more, begin their multiversal quest. The first mission? A prison break!
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* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four moloids (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human from Wakanda (Onome) and two uharis (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu).
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* YourMakeupIsRunning: Julie in the ''Fantastic Four #11'' backup after the [[spoiler: break up with Karolina in Comicbook/RainbowRowellsRunaways]].
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* YourMakeupIsRunning: Julie in the ''Fantastic Four #11'' backup after the [[spoiler: break up with Karolina in Comicbook/RainbowRowellsRunaways]].''Comicbook/RainbowRowellsRunaways''.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: The solicits confirm that Alex, Yondu, Dragon Man and Bentley break out Reed Richards from the secure galactic prison under the belief they're rescuing their friend and mentor. Thing is, the real and good Reed Richards is on Earth, and the one they break out is [[ComicBook/UltimateFantasticFour The Maker]]. [[OhCrap Uh oh]].
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* YourMakeupIsRunning: Julie in the ''Fantastic Four #11'' backup after the [[spoiler: break up with Karolina in Comicbook/RainbowRowellsRunaways]].
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* StealthSequel: While a spin-off of the ''Fantastic Four'', this could loosely be a continuation of the CultClassic ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' series due to Alex and Julie Power being the protagonists.
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* StealthSequel: While a spin-off of the ''Fantastic Four'', this could loosely be a continuation of the CultClassic cult classic ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' series due to Alex and Julie Power being the protagonists.
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''Future Foundation'' is a 2019 comic book series that's effectively a SpinOff of the ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', continuing from the pages of the title. The comic series is written by Jeremy Whitley (''ComicBook/UnstoppableWasp'') and drawn by Will Robson (''ComicBook/GreatLakesAvengers'', ''ComicBook/{{Spawn}}''). It is the second comic starring the Future Foundation, after ''ComicBook/{{FF}}''.
The series begins after ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6, where Reed, Sue, Franklin and Valeria returned to Earth and reformed the Fantastic Four. The rest stayed behind to chart the multiverse in order to rebuild their friend the Molecule Man. The Future Foundation, consisting of [[ComicBook/PowerPack Alex and Julie Power]], guest professor Yondu Udonta, and many others, our crew of young geniuses, mutants, Atlanteans, Moloids, androids and more, begin their multiversal quest. The first mission? A prison break!
The first issue was released on August 7, 2019.
!!''Future Foundation'' provides the following tropes:
* AerithAndBob: Naturally, there's a contrast in naming convention given the science fiction cultures the members are from. We have the mundane Alex and Julie Power, as well as Bentley and Artie Maddricks, in contrast to names like Dragon Man and Adolf Impossible. Then there's Korr, Leech, Mik, Onome, Tong, Turg, Vil, Wu and Yondu Udonta.
* DimensionalTraveler: The entire premise is the crew traveling the Multiverse to repair the Molecule Man.
* GenreShift: ''Future Foundation'' is more of a science fiction comic than a superhero one.
* GuestStarPartyMember: Yondu is described this way -- he's the "guest professor", but isn't officially a member.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The crew alone consists of 14 members in the form of Adolf Impossible, Bentley, Dragon Man, Korr, Leech, Artie Maddricks, Mik, Onome, Alex and Julie Power, Tong, Turg, Vil, and Wu along with guest professor Yondu Udonta. Keep in mind, this is ''just'' the main crew.
* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four moloids (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human (Onome) and two uharis (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu).
* SpinOff: Of the ''Fantastic Four'', showing their adventures continuing without them.
* StealthSequel: While a spin-off of the ''Fantastic Four'', this could loosely be a continuation of the CultClassic ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' series due to Alex and Julie Power being the protagonists.
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''Future Foundation'' is a 2019 comic book series that's effectively a SpinOff of the ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', continuing from the pages of the title. The comic series is written by Jeremy Whitley (''ComicBook/UnstoppableWasp'') and drawn by Will Robson (''ComicBook/GreatLakesAvengers'', ''ComicBook/{{Spawn}}''). It is the second comic starring the Future Foundation, after ''ComicBook/{{FF}}''.
The series begins after ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6, where Reed, Sue, Franklin and Valeria returned to Earth and reformed the Fantastic Four. The rest stayed behind to chart the multiverse in order to rebuild their friend the Molecule Man. The Future Foundation, consisting of [[ComicBook/PowerPack Alex and Julie Power]], guest professor Yondu Udonta, and many others, our crew of young geniuses, mutants, Atlanteans, Moloids, androids and more, begin their multiversal quest. The first mission? A prison break!
The first issue was released on August 7, 2019.
!!''Future Foundation'' provides the following tropes:
* AerithAndBob: Naturally, there's a contrast in naming convention given the science fiction cultures the members are from. We have the mundane Alex and Julie Power, as well as Bentley and Artie Maddricks, in contrast to names like Dragon Man and Adolf Impossible. Then there's Korr, Leech, Mik, Onome, Tong, Turg, Vil, Wu and Yondu Udonta.
* DimensionalTraveler: The entire premise is the crew traveling the Multiverse to repair the Molecule Man.
* GenreShift: ''Future Foundation'' is more of a science fiction comic than a superhero one.
* GuestStarPartyMember: Yondu is described this way -- he's the "guest professor", but isn't officially a member.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The crew alone consists of 14 members in the form of Adolf Impossible, Bentley, Dragon Man, Korr, Leech, Artie Maddricks, Mik, Onome, Alex and Julie Power, Tong, Turg, Vil, and Wu along with guest professor Yondu Udonta. Keep in mind, this is ''just'' the main crew.
* SciFiKitchenSink: Unsurprisingly, this series wears the fact that the members are from all walks of life and draw together by being gifted. You have two mutates (Alex, Julie), an android (Dragon Man), a poppupian (Adolf Impossible), four moloids (Korr, Mik, Tong, Turg), two mutants (Leech, Artie Maddricks), a baseline human (Onome) and two uharis (Vil, Wu). Their guest professor is also an interdimensional alien (Yondu).
* SpinOff: Of the ''Fantastic Four'', showing their adventures continuing without them.
* StealthSequel: While a spin-off of the ''Fantastic Four'', this could loosely be a continuation of the CultClassic ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' series due to Alex and Julie Power being the protagonists.
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