Fantastic Four #157/158
In "La maison que Reed a batie," the Fantastic Four face a mysterious rift when Reed, Johnny, and Ben vanish into a hidden conflict, leaving Sue alone with a group of Avengers trying to piece together their whereabouts. When the team returns, Sue must grapple with the aftermath—Ben’s absence, the arrival of She-Hulk as the newest member, and new challenges surrounding her pregnancy. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with colors by Glynis Wein and letters by Pierre Legault, this 1984 issue features Byrne’s dynamic art on both interior and cover, with the cover pencils and inks also by Byrne.
In "Les héros sont au foyer," Reed, Johnny, and Ben vanish into a secret war, leaving Sue alone with some of the Avengers as they try to piece together where the team has gone. When the heroes return, Sue is stunned to learn Ben stayed behind and that She-Hulk has joined the Fantastic Four—while she faces her own challenges with the baby.
In "Appelez-la…Karisma!", Sue Storm faces a terrifying threat as her invisible form is besieged by a force controlled by the enigmatic Karisma, while Reed Richards scrambles to assemble experts to help stabilize her fragile condition. Told through a poignant flashback shared by Alicia from a moment of quiet reflection, the story unfolds with urgency and emotional weight, testing the limits of the team’s resilience.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #265 (1984), Fantastic Four #266 (1984)
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