Die Fantastischen Vier #23
In "Die Rächer übernehmen!", Foggy takes on a surprising new role as District Attorney for the Reform Party—only to find himself tangled in a web of intrigue with the Organizer and his Ani-Men pulling strings from the shadows. With Wally Wood and Hartmut Huff at the helm, and the dynamic art of Wally Wood and Bob Powell bringing the tension to life, this 1974 issue delivers a sharp political thriller with a classic edge. The cover by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky captures the stakes perfectly, all in a 1.40 DEM comic that’s as bold as its title.
In "Während die Stadt schläft," Foggy takes on the role of District Attorney for the Reform Party, but as the city sleeps, shadows stir—especially with the Organizer and his Ani-Men pulling strings behind the scenes. DD dives into the mystery, unraveling a web of secrets that threaten to expose more than just a corrupt election.
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