I Fantastici Quattro #86
In "Una casa impazzita!", Namor makes a bold move to the United Nations, seeking recognition for Atlatinde as a sovereign nation—only to be met with suspicion and outright rejection. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with dynamic energy by Sal Buscema and Joe Gaudioso, this 1974 issue from Editoriale Corno delivers a tense, character-driven moment in the Sub-Mariner's saga. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott, captures the stakes with dramatic flair.
In "Una casa impazzita!", I Fantastici Quattro visitano una dimora ultramoderna che Sue e Reed considerano come possibile nuova casa, ma presto si ritrovano accecati e attaccati dall'intrigante Uomo Talpa in un'esperienza che mette a dura prova il loro coraggio e la loro intelligenza.
In "La paura ti insegue!", Namor arrives at the United Nations seeking recognition for Atlantide as a sovereign nation, but his presence is met with suspicion and fear—his very arrival is seen as a threat, and his plea is denied. The story unfolds as a tense, high-stakes diplomatic standoff, exploring the weight of legitimacy, identity, and the price of being seen as an outsider.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #88 (1969), Sub-Mariner #25 (1970)
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