I Fantastici Quattro #6
In "La fine dei Fantastici Quattro!", the team, struggling financially, agree to star in a movie with Namor—only to find themselves ensnared in a cunning trap. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Kirby’s dynamic art and Dick Ayers’ sharp inks, this 1971 issue from Editoriale Corno sees the heroes caught in a scheme far more dangerous than a simple film shoot, with cover art by Kirby and Ayers capturing the tension from the very first frame.
In "La fine dei Fantastici Quattro!", the team, struggling with money, agrees to star in a movie with Namor—only to find themselves caught in a scheme far more dangerous than a simple production. As their trust is tested and their unity is put to the ultimate test, the line between fiction and survival blurs.
In "Prigioniero della 5° dimensione !", the Human Torch finds himself trapped in the 5th Dimension after sensing a looming threat to Earth. Taken prisoner by the dimension’s ruthless ruler, he soon joins forces with the tyrant’s rebels, using his powers to aid their fight and help liberate the dimension’s oppressed people.
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