Biblioteca Marvel #7
This third volume of Panini España's Biblioteca Marvel series collects the classic Fantastic Four issues #12-17 from 1963, featuring the team's early adventures against iconic villains like the Hulk, the Mad Thinker, and the Red Ghost, as well as the introduction of the Impossible Man. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, these stories represent a pivotal period in the development of Marvel's first family of superheroes.
"El Increíble Hulk" in Biblioteca Marvel #7 (2023, Panini España) delivers a pulse-pounding twist on the classic Marvel formula, with Stan Lee and Eduardo Braun’s script bringing a fresh edge to a tale where the Fantastic Four and the Ant-Man find themselves trapped in the Microverse. Jack Kirby’s dynamic art, inked by Dick Ayers and colored by Stan Goldberg, captures the scale and suspense of a battle where size isn’t just a detail—it’s a weapon. The cover, penciled by Kirby and inked by Ayers, perfectly encapsulates the issue’s high-stakes tension.
In "Parte 2: Misión: Detener a Hulk!", the Fantastic Four convene at a New Mexico base for a critical briefing, where they meet Bruce Banner and his assistant Karl Kort in a tense effort to devise a plan against the Hulk. The story unfolds with urgency, as the team grapples with the challenge of containing a force that’s both a threat and a man caught in a transformation beyond control.
When Reed prepares for a journey to the Blue Area of the Moon, Ivan Kragoff has a different plan: he’s training three apes to pilot a spaceship and claim the moon for the communist empire. The fate of the lunar frontier hangs in the balance as the Four Fantastic face off against the Ghost Red and his indescribable supermonkeys.
In "Parte 2: Amenaza en la Luna!", the Fantastic Four find themselves in a tense standoff with Ivan Kragoff as their ship intercepts his, revealing the shocking extent of the apes' newfound abilities—just as they prepare to land on the moon.
In "Parte 3: Aparece el Vigilante!", the Watcher makes his presence known, offering a rare glimpse into his origins and the solemn oath that binds him to neutrality in the clash between the Fantastic Four and the Red Ghost. Written by a noted hand and illustrated with striking precision, this three-page installment unfolds with quiet intensity, grounding cosmic stakes in a moment of personal revelation.
In "¡El Pensador Loco y su increíble androide!", the Mad Thinker orchestrates a high-stakes power play in New York, luring gang leaders into a twisted contest for dominance—his ultimate goal: defeating the Fantastic Four. With the team distracted by tempting offers, he seizes the chance to transform the Baxter Building into a fortress for his new Awesome Android.
In "¡El micromundo del Doctor Muerte!", los 4 Fantásticos son reducidos por el Dr. Muerte y deben buscar ayuda del Hombre Hormiga, solo para descubrir que el héroe ha sido usurpado por un intruso que controla el Micromundo. Con el rey y la Princesa Pearla encarcelados, y el Hombre Hormiga también capturado, los 4 Fantásticos deben usar su ingenio y coraje para escapar, liberar al verdadero héroe y enfrentar al Dr. Muerte antes de que escape de nuevo al mundo normal.
Find on ebay
Where to buy
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #12 (1963), Fantastic Four #13 (1963), Fantastic Four #14 (1963), Fantastic Four #15 (1963), Fantastic Four #16 (1963), Fantastic Four #17 (1963)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.