Fantastic Four #4

Sep 1970 · Editions Héritage · 0.25 CAD

📊 ~44,999 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "L'homme va-t-il survivre?", the Fantastic Four face a chilling experiment gone awry when scientists attempt to amplify a monkey’s intellect to solve humanity’s greatest crises—only to find the results fall short. With art by Paul Reinman and inks by Paul Reinman, this 1970 issue delivers a thought-provoking twist on intelligence and evolution, all framed by Jack Kirby’s dynamic cover pencils and Joe Sinnott’s sharp inks.

Contains 3 stories

L'homme va-t-il survivre?

20 pp · Superhero

Les Inhumains [Black BoltMedusaKarnakTritonGorgon]Les Fantastic Four [Monsieur FantasticSue Richards [la Fille Invisible]La ChoseLa Torche Humaine [Johnny Storm]Crystal]Enfant pas de nom des Richards [Franklin Richards]Maximus le FouStalliorAireoLeonusPrimitifs d'AlphaZorr

Untitled Superhero story

20 pp · Superhero

Les Fantastic Four [Monsieur FantasticCrystalLa Torche Humaine [Johnny Storm]La Chose]Le Sorcier

Le patient de la chambre 3D

5 pp · Science Fiction

In "Le patient de la chambre 3D," a team of scientists pushes the limits of human potential by experimenting on a chimpanzee in a bid to unlock genius-level intellect, only to find their ambitious goals unmet. As the experiment unfolds, the doctors confront the limits of their own expectations—and the quiet dignity of a mind left to its natural state.