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Heroes Reborn: Fantastic Four #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2006 collection reprints the twelve-issue Heroes Reborn: Fantastic Four series, which was part of Marvel's broader Heroes Reborn event. The story reimagines the Fantastic Four's origin and early adventures in a pocket universe created by Franklin Richards, with the team facing familiar foes like Doctor Doom while interacting with other displaced Marvel heroes such as Captain America, Iron Man, and the Hulk. Written by Mark Waid and drawn by various artists, this volume presents a self-contained take on the classic characters, including Reed Richards, Susan Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm.
In "Renaissance," the Fantastic Four join forces with the Inhumans to confront Maximus and his transformed Subterraneans, caught in the chaotic aftermath of the Terrigen Mists. As Maximus takes Crystal to a mysterious creation device with dark intentions, the heroes must act fast—only to face the uncertain consequences of her ordeal. With the battle won and the Inhumans hosting a celebration, Johnny says his goodbyes to Crystal while Lockjaw ushers the team home, all as Dr. Doom receives a cryptic message from his future self in Latveria. Written by Brandon Choi and Jim Lee, with dynamic art by Ron Lim and inks by Richard Bennett, Mike S. Miller, and Homage Studios, the issue features a striking cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams.
In "Into the Negative Zone!" from Heroes Reborn: Fantastic Four, the team ventures into the treacherous Negative Zone to uncover the truth behind their powers, only to face Blastaar’s assault and a startling intervention from the Watcher. Amidst eerie visions of their lives in another universe, they’re told they must reclaim their true pasts—while far away, Galactus signals the Silver Surfer that Earth’s time has come.
In "Madmen & Prophets," the Fantastic Four join forces with the Inhumans to confront Maximus and his transformed Subterranean forces, as the Terrigen Mists twist both allies and enemies alike. With Crystal captured and held within the very device that birthed the mists, the team must push through chaos to free her—before the transformation takes hold. The story unfolds with high stakes and emotional weight, culminating in a bittersweet farewell and a cryptic message from the future, delivered to Dr. Doom in Latveria.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #1 (1996), Fantastic Four #1 (1996), Fantastic Four #2 (1996), Fantastic Four #3 (1997), Fantastic Four #4 (1997), Fantastic Four #4 (1997), Fantastic Four #5 (1997), Wizard: The Comics Magazine #67 (1997), Fantastic Four #6 (1997), Fantastic Four #7 (1997), Fantastic Four #8 (1997), Fantastic Four #9 (1997), Fantastic Four #10 (1997), Fantastic Four #11 (1997), Fantastic Four #12 (1997)
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