Fantastic Four #109/110
"Leviathans" marks a pivotal moment in the Fantastic Four mythos, delivering a gripping tale of discovery and unexpected alliances. Written and illustrated entirely by Daniel Labonté, this 1980 issue sees the Doctor Canuck reach the culmination of decades of pursuit, while the Eagle faces his first true test—only to be saved by the enigmatic Silver Skater, whose daring rescue aboard a Silver Surfer-inspired jet forges a new friendship. The cover, a striking collaboration by Bill Sienkiewicz and Joe Sinnott, captures the moment with dynamic flair.
In "Leviathans," the waters around New York stir with ancient menace as Cap'n Barracuda unleashes a forgotten horn, summoning monstrous sea creatures to lay waste to the city. With the ocean itself turned against them, the Fantastic Four must join forces with the volatile Namor the Sub-Mariner to confront the rising tide of terror before the city is swallowed whole.
In the gripping second chapter of "L'aigle dans la main de la mort," decades of obsession culminate in the Doctor Canuck’s grim triumph as he claims the Hand of Death. When the Eagle faces off against Poing in a brutal clash, his fate hangs in the balance—until Silver Skater arrives with a daring rescue, wielding a Silver Surfer-style jet to pull him to safety. Now bound by a shared moment of peril, the Eagle and Silver Skater find themselves unexpectedly allied.
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