Fantastiska Fyran #9/1980
In "Vattenmannen mot FF," the Fantastic Four face a crisis when President Nixon reluctantly grants them a chance to prevent war between the U.S. and Atlantis. As tensions rise, Namor confronts the team, only for the truth to unravel—Magneto has been manipulating events from the shadows, abducting Invisible Girl and Namor’s beloved Dorma to force obedience. With Magneto now leading Atlantis’s forces in an assault on New York, the stakes have never been higher. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by John Romita with inks by John Verpoorten, the cover by Romita and Verpoorten captures the escalating clash.
When Atlantean prince Namor, known as Vattenmannen, saves the life of the villainous mutant Magneto, the act sparks a dangerous game of manipulation. Magneto stokes Namor’s pride and rage, provoking a clash between the sea king and the Fantastiska Fyran—leading Atlantis to mobilize and launch an attack on New York.
In "Krig mot Atlantis," Fantastiska Fyran take a daring stand as they plead with President Nixon to prevent all-out war between the United States and the underwater kingdom of Atlantis. When the conflict escalates, they uncover a shocking betrayal—Magneto has been manipulating both sides, abducting Invisible Girl and Namor’s beloved Dorma to force obedience. With Atlantis now under his control, Magneto launches a full-scale assault on New York.
In "Vår värld ... i slaveri," Magneto leads an invasion of New York, holding Sue and Lady Dorma hostage as he demands allegiance from Namor and the Fantastiska Fyran. With a weapon crafted by Mr. Fantastic, the heroes turn Magneto’s own powers against him, forcing a retreat. As Namor and his forces return to Atlantis, a fragile peace settles over the world.
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