Die Fantastischen Vier #15
In "Wer die Wahl hat, hat die Qual...", Sue Richards begins making plans for her family’s move to Belle Port, Connecticut, but her journey back to New York takes a sudden turn when she’s ambushed by a Doom robot. With Tyros sent to destroy the Fantastic Four, Sue teams up with the Thing and the Torch in a fierce battle to protect their home—and their future.
In "Der Kampf der Titanen," the Fantastischen Vier face off against the colossal Tyros, with the Silver Surfer joining the fray to help hold the line. As Doom's plans unravel and his armor is fused by the rampaging Titan, he makes a desperate move—transferring his consciousness to a new host just as the Surfer unleashes a final, devastating attack. Meanwhile, Namor arrives, seeking help from Sue, drawing the team into a deeper conflict that threatens to spiral beyond their control.
Reed Richards... Verzweifelt gesucht plunges the Fantastic Four into a desperate quest when Mr. Fantastic vanishes without a trace. With the help of the Watcher, they uncover a shocking truth: Reed is imprisoned in a cosmic tribunal, accused of a crime that could reshape the fate of entire civilizations—having saved Galactus, only for the devourer of worlds to later annihilate the Skrull homeworld.
In "Reed Richards - schuldig oder nicht schuldig?", the fate of Mr. Fantastic hangs in the balance as he faces a cosmic trial orchestrated by the Watcher. With Odin, Eternity, and Galactus himself as witnesses, the trial examines the moral weight of saving a world-eater—and whether such an act makes one a savior or a threat. The Fantastischen Vier stand on the edge of the courtroom, their loyalty tested as the universe watches.
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