Die Fantastischen Vier #4
In "Im Fadenkreuz," an ordinary citizen takes legal action against the Thing, blaming the orange giant for the chaos and destruction that come with his heroic efforts to protect the city. With Matt Murdock stepping in as defense, the trial becomes a tense examination of justice, responsibility, and what it truly means to be a hero.
In "Das Ding hinter Gittern," Daredevil races against time to free the Thing from prison, following a crucial witness whose testimony could break the case. As he digs deeper, the trail leads him straight into the mind of the Mad Thinker, who has already captured Grimm and set a trap designed to bend Daredevil to his will.
In "Dein Schachzug, Vision," the Mad Thinker manipulates the Thing and forces Daredevil into his service, sending them to the Avengers mansion to capture the Vision. With the stakes rising and unexpected allies stepping in, including Yellowjacket, the heroes must navigate a web of mind games and shifting loyalties to stop the Thinker’s scheme before it’s too late.
In "Wo die Kräfte versagen," the released Super-Skrull proves unstoppable, crushing the Human Torch in a brutal clash before turning his full power on Spider-Man, who now stands alone against a foe whose strength seems to know no limit.
When a mysterious crystal linked to hyperspace travel surfaces on a ship at sea, Ms. Marvel and Spider-Man race to stop the Super-Skrull from claiming it. With the antiques dealer’s cabin as the center of the mystery, the duo must unravel the alien’s true power source before it’s too late.
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