Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #[nn]

In "The Bridge Chapter One," Reed Richards unveils The Bridge—a dimensional gateway designed to peer into alternate realities—just as HAMMER strikes the Baxter Building, cutting power and trapping Sue, Ben, and Johnny in an elevator that spirals into a chaotic fusion of realities. With Reed vanished inside the unstable portal, the team must navigate a shifting, surreal landscape born from fractured dimensions.

In "The Bridge Chapter Two," the Fantastic Four are scattered across realities as the Baxter Building faces an unexpected intrusion—authorities arrive to shut down their operations, only to be met by a defiant Franklin. While Reed grapples with the fallout of the Civil War across infinite dimensions, and the younger members struggle to restore power, Ben, Sue, and Johnny are caught in a surreal journey through shifting worlds, from prehistoric beasts to swashbuckling pirates.

In "The Bridge Chapter Three," Reed struggles to navigate the multiverse through The Bridge, searching for answers about the Illuminati’s reach across realities, while Ben, Sue, and Johnny are scattered across time and space—cast as a pirate, a cowboy, and a WWII soldier, each fighting to survive in strange worlds. Back at the Baxter Building, with their parents trapped in the chaos above, Franklin and Valeria brace for an assault as Norman Osborn and his forces close in, determined to dismantle the Fantastic Four once and for all.

In "The Bridge Chapter Four," Reed's chilling discovery about the Illuminati's far-reaching influence forces him to shut down The Bridge, abruptly pulling Ben, Sue, and Johnny back from a brutal battle against Skrulls fused with Venom symbiotes. With the Baxter Building under siege by Norman Osborn, Mac, and HAMMER, Valeria exploits a legal technicality to isolate Osborn—only to face the furious, toy-wielding Franklin and the chaos of a fractured reality.

In "The Bridge Part Five," the Fantastic Four face a chilling confrontation when Norman Osborn invades the Baxter Building, threatening Franklin and Valeria. With Reed torn between duty and desperation, he secretly rebuilds The Bridge—knowing its power could change everything—while Sue demands he dismantle it for good.