Fantastici Quattro #16
In "Lei È Viva!", grief-stricken Matt grapples with the loss of Elektra, his emotions spiraling into a desperate belief that she might still be alive—leading him to take a shocking step. Meanwhile, the Punisher breaks free from prison, setting off a chain of events that will test the limits of faith, vengeance, and what it means to truly be gone.
When an earthquake strikes Los Angeles, Avalanche uses the chaos to stage a high-stakes ransom plot at the airport, turning the city into a battleground. Amid the destruction, a minion of the Mole Man intervenes—caught between stopping Avalanche and protecting their hidden underground realm. With Rick and Betty stranded on one of the downed planes, the Hulk answers the call, stepping in as the city’s last hope.
In "Lui Vola di Notte!", the Corruptor unleashes his enforcer Night Flyer to provoke the Hulk into a frenzy, hoping to seize control of the Green Giant’s immense power. With Rick Jones, Betty Ross, and the new Teen Brigade watching helplessly, the situation escalates as General Ross is pulled into the political fray—sent to the Pentagon by President Reagan to argue that the Hulk poses a greater threat than the Soviets.
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