Fantastic Four #9
In "À la merci de Torgo!", the Fantastic Four face a new threat when they entrust baby Franklin to the care of the powerful sorceress Agatha Harkness—only for the Frightful Four to strike. With Jack Kirby’s dynamic art and Joe Sinnott’s sharp inks bringing the action to life, this 1971 classic showcases the team’s enduring resolve, all under Kirby’s bold cover pencils and Frank Giacoia’s dynamic inks.
In "Suivez le chef!", the Fantastic Four find themselves stranded on a hostile alien world where a pack of terrifying creatures attacks their ship. When the crew panics and kills the largest beast—only to realize too late it was a robot maintaining order—they must flee before the balance they've shattered collapses completely.
In this 1971 tale from Fantastic Four #9, the team entrusts baby Franklin to the mystical care of Agatha Harkness—only to find their sanctuary under siege by the Frightful Four. With Agatha’s power on full display, the villains are swiftly overpowered, leaving the future of the child and the team’s mission hanging in the balance.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #76 (1962), Fantastic Four #93 (1969), Fantastic Four #94 (1970), Fantastic Four #95 (1970), Fantastic Four #96 (1970)
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