Fantastic Four: House of M #3

In "King for a Day," Doom’s grand experiment in power reaches a brutal turning point as he traps Magneto and Quicksilver in a dimension where his magic reigns supreme—only to find his control slipping when the bestial Ben Grimm orchestrates a shocking act of defiance. With the Fearsome Four shattered and Valeria and Kristoff lost, the tide turns in a way even Doom couldn’t foresee, as the resistance offers a new path for the one called The It. Written by John Layman and illustrated by Scot Eaton—with inks by Don Hillsman II and Rick Magyar, colors by Dean White, Avalon, and Rob Ro, and letters by Virtual Calligraphy and Randy Gentile—this 2005 Marvel issue delivers a tense, emotionally charged chapter in the House of M saga, with Eaton’s cover capturing the moment’s raw intensity.