Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman: The Complete Collection #4
☆ 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 chapters of a sprawling saga that redefines the team's legacy. It gathers the early issues where Reed Richards and his family confront cosmic threats, fractured timelines, and the mysterious return of long-lost characters, all while Hickman plants the seeds for his grand, interconnected narrative. Featuring a vast cast that includes Franklin and Valeria Richards, the Inhumans, and the Silver Surfer, this collection sets the stage for one of Marvel's most ambitious modern epics.
In "End of Line," Jonathan Hickman and Mike Choi deliver a stark, haunting reimagining of the Fantastic Four in an alternate timeline where the Nazis won World War II. Reed Richards, now a loyal servant of Hitler, leads his team—Susan Sturm, Johnny Sturm, and Benjamin Grimm—on a doomed mission into space, only to awaken with powers after a cosmic crash. The story unfolds with chilling intensity as the team’s loyalty fractures, leading to tragedy and a devastating reckoning. Cris Peter’s colors and Clayton Cowles’ lettering deepen the atmosphere, while Ryan Stegman’s cover captures the grim weight of this twisted legacy.
In an alternate timeline where the Nazis rule a conquered Earth, Reed Richards—working for Hitler—leads a mission into space with his teammates Susan Sturm, Johnny Sturm, and Benjamin Grimm. After a cosmic ray bombardment strands them on a shattered planet, they awaken with powers, only to be drawn into a violent clash that ends in tragedy and ruin. Jonathan Hickman crafts a haunting, high-stakes reimagining of the Fantastic Four’s origin, where destiny and destruction are inextricably linked.
In an alternate history where the Nazis won World War II, Reed Richards flies into space with his teammates Susan Sturm, Johnny Sturm, and Benjamin Grimm—working for Hitler himself—only to be transformed by cosmic rays upon crash-landing. As their powers emerge, the weight of their twisted world begins to unravel, leading to a violent reckoning and a catastrophic chain of events that reshapes reality itself. Jonathan Hickman crafts a haunting, high-stakes reimagining of the Fantastic Four’s origin, where legacy, power, and consequence collide.
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