100% Marvel : Fantastic Four #1
This French-language collection kicks off Panini's 100% Marvel line for the Fantastic Four, gathering the early issues of the 1999 series. The team—Reed Richards, Susan Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm—faces a wave of classic adversaries including the Mole Man, the Red Ghost, and his super-apes, while also encountering the Silver Surfer and a surprising team-up with Spider-Man. The volume establishes the family dynamics and cosmic-scale threats that define this era of the FF's adventures.
"Vive les Fantastiques !" marks a rare European take on the Marvel Universe, spotlighting the Fantastic Four in a story set in Paris where activist Yvette Diamonde fights a controversial construction project—only to find the site haunted by ancient entities known as the Ruines. With Alan Davis and Mark Farmer’s dynamic art bringing the action to life, the issue captures the team’s signature blend of heroism and personal transformation, as Yvette joins the ranks of those who’ve gained powers after a cosmic encounter.
In "Vive les Fantastiques !", Jo and the Fantastic Four find themselves in Paris, where activist Yvette Diamonde's protest against a controversial construction site takes a supernatural turn when ancient entities known as the Ruines possess the crowd. As the team works to restore balance, Yvette realizes she’s been changed—her connection to the forces at play now permanent, echoing the moment the Four themselves first gained their powers.
In the aftermath of Four Freedoms Plaza’s destruction, the Fantastic Four make their new home in the Pier Four warehouse, but tension brews as Johnny searches for Lyja without success. When a mysterious attacker named Iconoclast strikes, only Jane can see him—leaving the team to question what’s real and what’s not.
In "Bonne et heureuse dernière année, Red Richards !", Red Richards digs into the mysterious past of Iconoclast, uncovering a trail that leads to the haunted monastic ruins once used by the fugitive Doctor Fatalis. As the Silver Surfer and the Mole sense a growing threat, Red confronts the Red Ghost's Super-Singes while two journalists piece together the grim fate of the monks—each death tied to the sinister figure of Creuset.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four: The Legend #1 (1996), Fantastic Four #1 (1998), Fantastic Four #1 (1998), Fantastic Four #2 (1998), Fantastic Four #3 (1998)
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