I Fantastici Quattro #97
In "La follia della Torcia!", the Human Torch journeys to Attilan to escort Crystal back to New York, only to find himself at odds with the Inhumans due to a misunderstanding. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Kirby’s dynamic art and Joe Sinnott’s sharp inks, this 1974 issue delivers a classic clash of ideals and a moment of clarity that brings the team together. The cover, penciled by Kirby and inked by John Verpoorten, captures the tension with bold, expressive energy.
In "La follia della Torcia!", La Torcia Umana journeys to Attilan to bring Crystal back to New York, only to clash with the Inumani over a misunderstanding. Tensions rise as the heroes face off, but with time and clarity, the truth emerges and peace is restored—leaving Crystal free to return to the Fantastic Four.
In "Il confronto!", Namor prepares to marry Dorma, but the ceremony takes a shocking turn when it's revealed that the bride is actually Llyra, who has taken Dorma's form to deceive the Atlantean prince. The story unfolds as Namor confronts the deception, testing loyalty, identity, and the fragile bonds of trust in a world where appearances can be deadly.
In "L'officina di Barker!", a grift-prone mechanic lures a wandering stranger into building him a custom car with a promise of riches. When the payment falls through, the drifter takes matters into his own hands—stealing the vehicle he’s transformed into a skybound escape, one that might just carry him beyond the earth and back to the stars.
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