Atlanticserien #12/1978

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🌐 Swedish edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Monstrens inferno”

"Monstrens inferno" marks a pivotal moment in the Atlanticserien series, delivering a tense farewell to the Fantastic Four as they prepare to disband—only to be pulled back into action when the Plunderer, masquerading as S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, attempts to steal Reed's entire lab. Written by Len Wein and illustrated with dynamic precision by George Pérez and Joe Sinnott, the issue captures the team's final stand with emotional weight and sharp storytelling. The cover, penciled by Pérez and inked by Frank Giacoia, perfectly encapsulates the chaos and urgency of the moment.

writer Len Wein · artist George Pérez · artist, inker Joe Sinnott · cover George Pérez, Frank Giacoia

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writer Len Wein

artist George Pérez

artist, inker Joe Sinnott

cover pencils George Pérez

cover inks Frank Giacoia

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The FF disband and pack up the Baxter Building, but the team is called to action one last time when the Plunderer and his men -- disguised as S.H.I.E.L.D. agents -- try to make off with all of Reed's equipment.

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