Fantastic Four Epic Collection #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection volume reprints the entirety of the Heroes Reborn era for the Fantastic Four, originally published in 1996-1997. It collects the twelve-issue series written by Jim Lee and Brandon Choi, with art by Lee and Brett Booth, presenting a modernized, continuity-light take on the team's origin and early adventures set in a pocket universe. The volume also includes the Heroes Reborn: Fantastic Four one-shot and related bonus material from that period.
In the epic tale "A House There Was!", the Fantastic Four face their most audacious threat yet as Magneto, now commanding the Atlantean army, lays siege to New York City. With Sue Storm and Lady Dorma held hostage, the heroes must outwit the master of magnetism using a daring device crafted by Mr. Fantastic—only to see the tide turn in a way no one expected. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by John Romita’s dynamic art and John Verpoorten’s precise inks, this story marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing clash between surface and undersea worlds. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott, captures the tension of a city on the brink.
When the Fantastic Four entrust their infant son to the care of the powerful sorceress Agatha Harkness, their temporary sanctuary is shattered by the sudden return of the Frightful Four—only to be effortlessly repelled by Agatha’s formidable magic.
In "The Strength of the Sub-Mariner," Prince Namor of Atlantis finds himself caught between loyalty and consequence after rescuing the mutant Magneto, only to be drawn into a conflict that pits his people against the Fantastic Four. With Atlantis mobilizing for war and New York City in the crosshairs, Namor must confront the fallout of his choice—before the sea itself becomes a battlefield.
In "At War with Atlantis," the Fantastic Four race to prevent a global conflict between the U.S. and Atlantis, only to uncover a sinister manipulation by Magneto. With Invisible Girl and Lady Dorma taken hostage, Magneto seizes control of the Atlantean forces and launches an invasion of New York.
In "Our World.. Enslaved!", Magneto’s ruthless conquest of New York reaches its peak as he holds Sue Storm and Lady Dorma captive, forcing Namor and the Fantastic Four to choose between submission and resistance. With the fate of the surface world hanging in the balance, the heroes unleash a daring countermeasure crafted by Mr. Fantastic—one that turns Magneto’s own power against him.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #88 (1969), Fantastic Four #89 (1969), Fantastic Four #90 (1969), Fantastic Four #91 (1969), Fantastic Four #92 (1969), Fantastic Four Annual #7 (1969), Fantastic Four #93 (1969), Fantastic Four #94 (1970), Fantastic Four #95 (1970), Fantastic Four #96 (1970), Fantastic Four #97 (1970), Fantastic Four #98 (1970), Fantastic Four #99 (1970), Fantastic Four #100 (1970), Fantastic Four #101 (1970), Fantastic Four #102 (1970), Fantastic Four #103 (1970), Fantastic Four #104 (1970), Fantastic Four: The Lost Adventure #1 (2008)
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