If you've ever wanted to see Benjamin J. Grimm save the Dashwood sisters from horrors never before found in Jane Austen, this is your book.

Want a team-up of the Human Torch & Mr. Toad? Dante & Sue Richards? Or see how Reed Richards deals with fictional realities?

Give this a read. Fun stuff. ( )

This is a great read for people who are into both comics and classics. Nightmare breaks into the world of fiction and begins to make people melancholy by destroying what gives them comfort. The Fantastic Four get into the world of fiction through their postman and you get an interesting look at how literature effects them and how they affect the literature the books they are moving through. I loved their interactions with the Dashwood sisters from Sense and Sensibility, and now I really want to read Ivanhoe because I never realized that Robin Hood was a corruption of that story. ( )

This is a great read for people who are into both comics and classics. Nightmare breaks into the world of fiction and begins to make people melancholy by destroying what gives them comfort. The Fantastic Four get into the world of fiction through their postman and you get an interesting look at how literature effects them and how they affect the literature the books they are moving through. I loved their interactions with the Dashwood sisters from Sense and Sensibility, and now I really want to read Ivanhoe because I never realized that Robin Hood was a corruption of that story. ( )

This is a great read for people who are into both comics and classics. Nightmare breaks into the world of fiction and begins to make people melancholy by destroying what gives them comfort. The Fantastic Four get into the world of fiction through their postman and you get an interesting look at how literature effects them and how they affect the literature the books they are moving through. I loved their interactions with the Dashwood sisters from Sense and Sensibility, and now I really want to read Ivanhoe because I never realized that Robin Hood was a corruption of that story. ( )

This is a great read for people who are into both comics and classics. Nightmare breaks into the world of fiction and begins to make people melancholy by destroying what gives them comfort. The Fantastic Four get into the world of fiction through their postman and you get an interesting look at how literature effects them and how they affect the literature the books they are moving through. I loved their interactions with the Dashwood sisters from Sense and Sensibility, and now I really want to read Ivanhoe because I never realized that Robin Hood was a corruption of that story. ( )