Coleccionable Los 4 Fantásticos de John Byrne #5
In "El Fin de la Infancia," Franklin Richards' powers spiral out of control, forcing him to confront the world as an adult—his mind racing with ideas of how things should be, even if it means clashing with the very family he loves. John Byrne’s dynamic art and storytelling, paired with Luis Ferrado’s script, capture the emotional weight of a child caught between growing up and the desire to stay innocent, all while the Fantastic Four grapple with the consequences of a transformation they never saw coming.
In "El Fin de la Infancia," Franklin Richards’ powers spiral out of control, transforming him into an adult who believes he knows how the world should work—putting him at odds with the Fantastic Four. As his parents struggle to reach him, Franklin must confront the consequences of his actions when he tries to heal the Thing, leading to a moment of reckoning that tests his understanding of what it means to grow up.
In "¡Demasiados Muertes!", the Doctor Death finds himself caught in a deadly game when the Toyman creates a puppet to control him—only for it to be shattered by the very robots Dr. Death once built. Now hunted by his own mechanical creations, the Fantastic Four must confront the chaos unleashed by Zorba’s rampage, leading them to Latveria where the true cost of destruction is laid bare.
In "¡Pesadilla!", the Fantastic Four arrive at the Inhumans to celebrate the birth of Luna, daughter of Crystal and Triton, only to find their visit interrupted by a sudden cosmic anomaly—Luna’s orbit shifts, and the Moon itself is pulled into an unknown threat. With the sky now unstable and the familiar celestial order disrupted, the team must confront a mystery that reaches far beyond Earth.
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