Fantastic Four Adventures #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Doom's Master (Part Two of Four)," Alicia’s talent as a sculptress takes center stage as she’s taken by four scientists, testing her skills in ways that hint at deeper mysteries. Meanwhile, Ben finds unexpected kindness in the heart of New York City, a moment of warmth amid growing tension. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Kirby’s dynamic art with inks by Joe Sinnott and letters by Artie Simek, this issue’s cover by Bryan Hitch captures the story’s escalating stakes.
In "Doom's Master (Part Three of Four)," Ben confronts his past at Debbie's parents' house, only to be drawn into a sudden attack by their neighbors. As the Marquis of Death and his apprentice unleash global chaos, the Fantastic Four are overwhelmed and defeated. Facing an impossible choice, Reed is confronted with a twisted offer—one that demands the sacrifice of Franklin, Ben, and even Clyde Wyncham—before being thrust into a haunting vision of the Baxter Building under siege by alternate versions of the team.
In "What Lurks Behind The Beehive?", Alicia finds herself unexpectedly drawn into a mysterious encounter with four scientists who recognize her talent as a sculptress—while Ben grapples with a surprising moment of connection in the heart of New York City. The story weaves quiet tension with unexpected warmth, setting up a mystery that lingers just beyond the surface.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #66 (1967), Fantastic Four #567 (2009), Fantastic Four #568 (2009)
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