Fantastic Four #8
"Avis de tempête" marks a pivotal moment in the Marvel Universe, as Steve Rogers returns to Brooklyn with a mission to reconnect with his past—only to find an unexpected visitor waiting in his apartment, a twist that defies all expectations. With Sharon Carter now a key player in the FURY network, their investigation into a growing wave of public instability takes a shocking turn when the evidence points toward the Rhino, setting off a chain of events that will redefine their roles. Written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Andy Kubert, with colors by Chris Sotomayor, this 1999 issue delivers a grounded yet electrifying blend of personal stakes and rising tension, all framed by Salvador Larroca’s dynamic cover and Art Thibert’s sharp inks.
In "Avis de tempête," the Fantastic Four face off against the Captain Britain Corps as Johnny grapples with the chaos unfolding from Gatecrasher. When the stakes rise, he infiltrates the Starlight Citadel, confronting Opal Luna Saturnyne and Roma in a tense negotiation that could determine Franklin’s future with the team.
Steve Rogers returns to Brooklyn, hoping to reconnect with his past, only to find an unexpected visitor waiting in his apartment—something utterly bizarre and completely out of place. As public figures across the city begin to unravel, Sharon Carter dives into the mystery, following a trail that leads to an unlikely suspect: the Rhino. With a new energy shield in hand, Cap stands ready to face the chaos—but the real danger might be closer than anyone suspects.
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