Die Fantastischen Vier #1
In "Die Fantastischen Vier schlagen zurück," the Fantastic Four launch a daring infiltration of the Skrull mothership, disguising themselves as enemy spies. Using clever deception and a cache of Earth comics, Mr. Fantastic plays on Skrull perceptions to turn the tide of the invasion scare.
In "Zurück in die Tiefe," the Sub-Mariner surfaces with a warning—something ancient stirs beneath the ocean's floor. As the Thing infiltrates the depths to confront a colossal threat, the Human Torch must act fast to contain the chaos before it reaches the surface. With the sea itself trembling, the Sub-Mariner vanishes into the dark, leaving only a promise: "I'll be back!"
In "Reise in die Vergangenheit," the Fantastic Four find themselves trapped in Doctor Doom’s American fortress, where the villain sends the Torch, the Thing, and Mr. Fantastic on a perilous journey through time to recover Blackbeard’s legendary treasure. With history hanging in the balance, the team must navigate the dangers of the past before their mission unravels.
In "Die Gruppe X," a new student at Professor X's school joins the X-Men for their first mission: halting a mutant named Magneto's attempt to seize control of an Air Force base. With Jean Grey by their side, the team faces their first real test, testing their unity and resolve against a threat that challenges their ideals.
Keiner stoppt den Verwegenen! follows the X-Men as they prepare to face the Vanisher, a newly arrived mutant whose ability to teleport instantly makes him a formidable threat to U.S. military secrets. Tensions simmer beneath the surface as Iceman watches closely, uneasy about the growing attention Marvel Girl gives to Cyclops.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #2 (1962), Fantastic Four #3 (1962), Fantastic Four #4 (1962), Fantastic Four #5 (1962), Fantastic Four #7 (1962), The X-Men #1 (1963), The X-Men #2 (1963), Fantastic Four #27 (1964)
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