I Fantastici Quattro #83
In "Prigionieri di Latveria!", the Fantastic Four find themselves trapped in the kingdom of Doctor Doom, stripped of their powers and forced to confront a relentless wave of Doom's robotic soldiers marching toward a defenseless village—where the team must fight not with strength, but sheer will. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby, with inks by Joe Sinnott, this 1974 issue delivers high-stakes tension in the shadow of Latveria’s iron rule. The cover, also by Kirby and Sinnott, captures the moment of peril with striking intensity.
Trapped in the clutches of the Doctor Doom in Latveria, the Fantastic Four find themselves powerless and facing a deadly assault as Doom's robots descend upon a village—and them—intent on destruction.
In "Il monarca e il mistico!", Namor's struggle to breathe underwater takes an unexpected turn when Dr. Strange subtly guides him through a psychic imprint, sending the Sub-Mariner on a mysterious journey to Boston in search of the ancient Idol of the Undying Ones.
In "La tomba di Tut Amm Tut!", an ancient pharaoh's desperate bid to outlast his rival by entering stasis backfires when he awakens centuries later to find his enemy has done the same—waiting, patient and vengeful, for the moment they can finally face each other.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #95 (1963), Fantastic Four #85 (1969), Sub-Mariner #22 (1970)
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