Fantastic Four #8
In "Original Sin," the Fantastic Four are thrown into chaos when the Thing is accused of murdering Philip Rivers and imprisoned at the Power House on Ryker's Island. With Sue Storm desperate and Reed Richards stripped of his usual resources, the team fractures as Sue takes on the Avengers—only to be stopped by the unexpected arrival of Jim Hammond. As Johnny struggles with his newfound vulnerability and the Future Foundation prepares a daring rescue for Dragon Man, the truth behind the accusations begins to unravel. Written by James Robinson and illustrated by Leonard Kirk, with inks by Scott Hanna, colors by Jesus Aburtov, and letters by Clayton Cowles, this pivotal issue features a cover by Leonard Kirk that captures the storm of tension building across the Marvel Universe.
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The Thing is charged with the murder of Philip Rivers and taken to the Power House on Ryker's Island. A distraught Sue Storm takes on the Avengers and the battle is only halted when Jim Hammond intervenes. Temporarily penniless, homeless and childless, Sue and Reed go to work for John Eden. Johnny finds out that he is no longer 'hot' without his flames. Meanwhile, Jim Hammond and the Future Foundation resolve to rescue Dragon Man.
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