Fantastic Four: World's Greatest #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection reprints the first six issues of the 2009 series Fantastic Four: World's Greatest, a short-lived revival that aimed to recapture the spirit of the classic Stan Lee and Jack Kirby run. Written by Steve Englehart and drawn by Mike McKone, the story pits the team against a new villain called the Psycho-Man while exploring the dynamics of the Richards family. It's a standalone, accessible arc for readers looking for a modern take on the original FF formula.
In "World's Greatest, Part One of Four," the Fantastic Four face a shocking revelation as the future version of Sue Storm, now known as Tabitha Deneuve, appears to attack them—claiming the team's fate lies in the twisted machinery powered by Galactus’s corpse. Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch deliver a bold, visually striking start to a high-stakes saga, with Hitch’s dynamic art and Paul Neary’s cover capturing the eerie, urgent tone of a world on the brink.
In "Death of The Invisible Woman Part 1: The New Defenders," the team faces a shocking twist when their capture of Doctor Doom goes too smoothly—only for the truth to unravel as Debbie Green and Tabitha Deneuve reveal themselves to be something far more dangerous than they appear. The stakes rise as the New Defenders are forced to question who they can trust in the midst of a deception that could shatter their mission.
In "Death of the Invisible Woman, Part 3: Futureshock," the Fantastic Four confront a chilling revelation as future heroes unveil their desperate plan to power a time machine using Galactus’s corpse. When Tabitha Deneuve suddenly turns on them, her true identity as a future version of Sue Storm is exposed—leaving the team and readers alike to grapple with the implications of her arrival.
In "The Galactus Engine," Reed, Sue, and Ben race to save Johnny and Doom from a collapsing future, only to find themselves entangled in a desperate plan to evacuate Earth’s last survivors to the distant haven of Nu-World. With the Galactus Engine as their only hope, the team faces a chilling betrayal that fractures their unity and forces them to confront the cost of survival.
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