Coleccionable Los 4 Fantásticos de John Byrne #3
In "La Dama Ardiente," Reed Richards introduces H.U.B.E.R.T., a new nanny for Franklin, only for Ben Grimm to mistake it for the old Herbie. With a breakthrough in sight, Reed attempts to reverse Ben’s monstrous form—but when the machine malfunctions, Ben’s body regresses into a more primitive state, leaving their efforts in limbo. Written by John Byrne and Luis Ferrado, with Byrne handling both interior art and cover pencils and inks, this 2002 issue from Planeta DeAgostini delivers a tense, character-driven moment in the Fantastic Four’s ongoing journey.
In "La Dama Ardiente," Frankie Raye confides in Johnny a strange secret: a mysterious second skin that sometimes emerges across her torso. With Johnny’s help, she uncovers hidden memories from her childhood and begins to understand the origins of her powers—powers that mirror his own.
In "Y Aún... Más Cambios," Reed Richards introduces H.U.B.E.R.T., Franklin’s new nanny, only for Ben Grimm to mistake it for the old family pet Herbie. With hope rising, Reed believes he’s finally found a way to reverse Ben’s monstrous transformation—until a sudden power surge derails the procedure, leaving Ben’s body in a strange, more primal state.
In "Los Amigos de Wendy," Tía Petunia travels from the quiet Arizona town of Benson to New York, seeking help from the Fantastic Four after a wave of unexplained terror begins claiming lives in her community. With no clear cause and growing panic, she turns to Ben Grimm and his team, hoping their experience with the extraordinary might offer answers.
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