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Cover: Adi Granov

Civil War: Fantastic Four #[nn]

Apr 2007 · Marvel · 17.99 USD; 29.00 CAD
“Street Fighting”

In "Street Fighting," the Fantastic Four fracture under the weight of the Superhuman Registration Act, as Sue Storm defies Reed's orders to help Wildstreak escape the Baxter Building, igniting a rift between husband and wife. With the Thing abandoning Reed to flee the country and Tony Stark and Peter Parker visiting the new Negative Zone prison Reed has built, the family’s unity collapses amid the escalating conflict. Written by J. Michael Straczynski and illustrated by Mike McKone, with inks by Andy Lanning and Cam Smith, colors by Paul Mounts, and letters by Rus Wooton, the issue’s cover by Adi Granov captures the tension in sharp, dynamic detail.

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writer J. Michael Straczynski · artist Mike McKone · inker Andy Lanning · inker Cam Smith · colorist Paul Mounts · letterer Virtual Calligraphy's Rus Wooton · cover Adi Granov

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When Sue helps Wildstreak escape from the Baxter Building against her husband's wishes, the couple fight and the Civil War splits the Richards family right down the middle. The Thing also deserts Reed by informing him that he is leaving the country until the superhuman registration mess is cleared up. Tony and Peter stop by to take a look at the new superhuman prison that Mr. Fantastic has set up in the Negative Zone.

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