Fantastici Quattro #17
In "Fine dell'Infanzia," Franklin Richards' growing powers spiral beyond his control, forcing him to confront the weight of adulthood in ways he never expected—while the Thing is unexpectedly restored to his rocky form. The story explores the fragile line between innocence and responsibility, as one young hero's desire to fix the world begins to reshape it in unpredictable ways.
In "Gioco da Bambini," a tragic accident sends a young girl plunging from her school window, leaving her brother—Daredevil—racing to uncover the truth behind her death. With the Punisher closing in on the same target, Matt must navigate a dangerous web of drugs and betrayal while grappling with a personal decision that could change everything.
In "Lui Vola di Notte!", the Corruptor unleashes his enforcer Night Flyer to provoke the Hulk into a rage, hoping to seize control of the Green Giant. With Rick Jones, Betty Ross, and the new Teen Brigade powerless to intervene, the situation escalates as General Ross is pulled into the crisis, tasked by President Reagan with proving the Hulk poses a greater threat than the Soviets.
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