Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume kicks off Jonathan Hickman's acclaimed run on the Fantastic Four, collecting the opening storylines that set the stage for his larger cosmic and family-driven saga. It features Reed Richards grappling with the legacy of his father, Nathaniel Richards, while the team faces threats from Doctor Doom and other familiar foes, including Ben Grimm as the ever-lovin' Thing. The collection includes material from Fantastic Four #570-578 and Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman #1, laying the groundwork for the complex, science-fiction-heavy narratives to come.
In "The Future Foundation," Jonathan Hickman and Neil Edwards deliver a bold new chapter as the Fantastic Four confront a wave of time-traveling versions of Nathaniel Richards, each with their own agenda. With Alan Davis’s striking cover setting the tone, the team faces a crisis that stretches across timelines—while Valeria’s urgent message to her mother hints at a future darker than anyone expected.
In "When Everything's Lost, the Battle Is Won...", future versions of Franklin, Val, and Nathaniel reach back through time to enlist a younger Reed, Ben, and Doom in a desperate bid to stop Nathaniel’s final, alternate-reality counterpart. Jonathan Hickman crafts a high-stakes, time-bending clash where legacy, identity, and the cost of survival collide.
In this emotionally charged chapter of Jonathan Hickman’s *Fantastic Four*, the team confronts a fractured timeline as past and future versions of Nathaniel Richards clash in a battle that tests their very sense of self. Amid the chaos, a time-jumping Valeria delivers a cryptic warning to her mother, hinting at a future only she can foresee.
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