Fantastic Four #3

Sep 1984 · Federal · 0.99 AUD; 1.25 NZD

📊 ~50,555 copies sold its debut month

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In "Childhood's End!", the Fantastic Four face a bizarre threat when the Puppet Master creates a doll of Dr. Doom to manipulate him—only to meet a swift end. As Doom’s robots attack the team, the real Dr. Doom arrives in Latveria to reveal the shocking destruction left in the wake of Zorba’s rampage. Written and drawn by John Byrne, with inks and letters by Byrne and Jim Novak, this 1984 issue features a cover by Byrne that captures the tension perfectly.

Contains 3 stories

Childhood's End!

22 pp · Superhero

In "Childhood's End!", a sudden surge of power twists Franklin Richards into an adult, forcing him to grapple with the weight of his abilities and a world he no longer recognizes—while the Thing is restored to his rocky form, leaving the team to navigate the chaos he's unleashed.

Too Many Dooms

21 pp · Superhero

In "Too Many Dooms," the Fantastic Four face a twisted double threat when a Puppet Master's attempt to control Dr. Doom ends in his demise, and the real Doom—his kingdom in ruins from Zorba's rampage—brings the team to Latveria to confront the aftermath. With the real Doom's presence both a mystery and a menace, the team must navigate a land scarred by war and a villain whose motives are far from clear.

This Land Is Mine!

21 pp · Superhero