Fantastic Four: The Master of Doom #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2009 'Fantastic Four: The Masters of Doom' storyline, a five-issue arc written by Mark Millar and illustrated by Bryan Hitch. The story finds Reed Richards and his family facing a new, terrifyingly powerful version of Doctor Doom, who has seemingly conquered the world and rewritten history to his liking. It's a high-stakes, time-spanning saga that tests the limits of the team's unity and intellect against their greatest foe, with major implications for the Marvel Universe's future and the fate of Franklin and Valeria Richards.
In "Requiem," the Fantastic Four face a terrifying threat when they confront what they believe to be an alternate, malevolent version of Reed Richards—only to uncover a deeper, more personal deception. Written by Mark Millar and Joe Ahearn, with dynamic art by Stuart Immonen and striking colors by Paul Mounts and Dean White, this 2009 issue blends emotional weight with high-stakes action, culminating in a shocking twist that redefines the team’s greatest enemy. The cover by Bryan Hitch, Cam Smith, and Andrew Currie captures the moment’s intensity, making it a standout in the series.
In "Requiem," the Fantastic Four face a haunting moment when Sue delivers a eulogy for her future self, drawing mourners from across the superhero community. As Valeria builds a camper for a family vacation and Franklin makes a wish to Santa, Reed’s visit to Doom in The Hague reveals a chilling prophecy—Doom’s master is coming. Meanwhile, Ben takes a step toward his future with Debbie, while unseen forces prepare for what’s to come.
In "Mr. & Mrs. Thing," the Fantastic Four celebrate Ben and Debbie’s engagement amidst the chaos of celebrity attention, as Reed reaches out to Stark for help with Doom and the Black Panther sends a mysterious wedding gift. While Sue, Debbie, and the kids share quiet moments at the park, a distant dimension trembles under the Marquis of Death’s wrath—and on Earth, Doom watches with a knowing smile.
In "Doom's Master," Reed Richards investigates the bizarre, gutted corpse of Uatu washed ashore in Thailand, his findings deepening the mystery. Meanwhile, Doom returns to Latveria, preparing to welcome a mysterious, terrifying master—only to be attacked upon their arrival. As tensions rise, Ben confronts a man speaking on TV about Debbie, and she steps in to stop the violence.
In "Doom's Master Part Three of Four," Ben confronts the fallout of his past when he visits Debbie's parents, only to face a sudden assault from their neighbors. As the Marquis of Death and his apprentice unleash global chaos, the Fantastic Four are overwhelmed in battle. When the Marquis offers Reed a terrible bargain to save the world, the team is thrust into a fractured timeline where the Baxter Building is under siege—by versions of themselves.
In "Doom's Master Part Four of Four," the Fantastic Four face a chilling mystery as their own team turns against Reed, believing him to be an imposter. As the truth unfolds, the team unites to drain the power of alternate versions of themselves, confronting a threat that reaches far beyond the present. The story culminates in a shocking revelation and a quiet, emotional moment between Ben and Debbie on the day of their wedding.
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