I Fantastici Quattro #5
"Prigionieri del Burattinaio" sees the Human Torch framed for a series of daring crimes, as a cunning scientist known as Wizard uses his intellect to mimic the hero's powers and evade capture. With the spotlight on him, the Torch must uncover the truth before his reputation is destroyed—thanks to Stan Lee’s sharp storytelling and Jack Kirby’s dynamic art, bringing the classic clash of wits and power to life. The cover, penciled by Kirby and inked by Ayers, captures the tension perfectly.
In "Prigionieri del Burattinaio," the sinister Burattinaio unleashes a sinister scheme by crafting radioactive clay puppets that mimic the Fantastic Four, using them to manipulate the heroes' minds. As the team struggles to break free from his control, their unity is tested in a battle of wills that threatens to unravel their very identities.
In the quiet town of Glenville, Johnny Storm digs into a series of mysterious disruptions at the local amusement park, uncovering a web of deception tied to a hidden signal tower. As he traces the sabotage to a covert transmission, he realizes the park’s attractions were being used to mask a secret communication—broadcasting messages from a Communist spy embedded in the town’s newspaper.
In "Prigioniero di Wizard," the Torcia Umana finds himself framed for a string of crimes committed by a brilliant but cunning scientist who has been impersonating him using stolen powers and clever disguises. As suspicion mounts, the real Torcia Umana must uncover the truth before his reputation is ruined beyond repair.
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