X-insignia1 is actually correct:
Here are some direct responses from Hickman's formspring account:
Question 1.
Link below:
http://4ms.me/SbOIaO
A formspring user (RogerM616) asks:
"Hi , just wanted to ask that in your recent awesome run in the 604th issue of Fantastic Four, did Galactus opening his palms to reveal adult Franklin Richards signify that Galactus had resurrected the dead adult Franklin ? I am very confused."
And Hickman replied:
"He never died. They just thought he would."
Question 2.
http://4ms.me/NKKpvE
MrAnathema asks:
"Are the Celestials of Earth-4280 equal to their 616 counterparts?"
Jonathan Hickman replied:
"In what way? Power? Sure."
Question 3.
http://4ms.me/NMNuLE
MrAnathema asks:
In F4 # 604, aside from being used to resurrect Galactus, did young Franklin's orb serve an additional purpose of increasing the adult Franklin's power in the fight against the Celestials?
JH replied:
"Future Franklin recharged/resurrected Galactus using all the juice little Franklin had."
So, to sum things up, Franklin was not killed and resurrected by Galactus. He never died in the first place. The Celestials of Earth-4280 are not inferior to their 616 counterparts. And young Franklin's orb was used solely to resurrect/recharge Galactus; adult Franklin was not amped by it.
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