Johnny doesn't have a lot of room to talk there.

I feel like Johnny had a buzzcut either in Ultimate Fantastic Four, or Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch's run...neither of which I would care to read again. This one's far less painful! From 2006, Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four #14, "The Most Dangerous Game" Written by Justin Gray, pencils by Staz Johnson, inks by Jeremy Freeman.

Reed's search for intelligent life in space brings the Grandmaster to the Baxter Building, where he immediately slaps the Four into some games: the Torch in a flammable nebula filled with planets, the Invisible Woman in an invisible monster-filled maze, the Thing in a shrinking force-field, and Reed versus super-computer Intellitek. Most of the team has to work out the counter-intuitive solutions, or work their powers differently; while Reed just asks the computer if it was omnipotent, to prove it. He uses a fairly well known paradox that for some reason I swore was from Monty Python.

The Grandmaster then tries to make the Four fight each other, but Sue has more than enough willpower to not hurt her brother, and breaks them out. The Grandmaster is beaten, and the FF home in time for pizza.

Another week down! Have a good weekend!