Klassiker der Comic-Literatur #4
This volume collects classic Fantastic Four stories from the early Marvel era, presented in German translation as part of the Frankfurter Allgemeine's 'Klassiker der Comic-Literatur' series. It features seminal adventures by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby that helped define the superhero team genre.
In "Es kommt... Galactus!", Black Bolt and the Fantastic Four barely escape the aftermath of Maximus’s scheme to annihilate humanity, only to be met with a far greater threat. As they return to New York, the Watcher delivers a chilling warning: the Devourer of Worlds is approaching, and no planet may be safe.
Die ergreifende Saga des Silver-Surfer! follows the Silver Surfer as he joins forces with the Fantastic Four in a desperate bid to stop Galactus from consuming Earth, culminating in a moment of sacrifice and redemption. Meanwhile, Johnny Storm embarks on a new chapter at Metro College, where he crosses paths with the enigmatic Wyatt Wingfoot.
In "Dieser Mann... Ein Monster!", an unnamed scientist, transformed into a being resembling the Thing, arrives at the Baxter Building with murderous intent—his target Reed Richards. But when disaster strikes, his actions unexpectedly save Reed’s life, leading to a tragic end in the Negative Zone.
In "Zu viele Dooms," the Puppet Master’s ill-fated attempt to control Dr. Doom ends in his demise, leaving behind a trail of mechanical doubles. The Fantastic Four face a relentless assault from a swarm of Dr. Doom’s robots, only to be brought to Latveria by the real Doom himself, who reveals the shocking destruction wrought by the rogue entity Zorba.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #1 (1961), Fantastic Four #48 (1966), Fantastic Four #49 (1966), Fantastic Four #50 (1966), Fantastic Four #51 (1966), Fantastic Four #236 (1981), Fantastic Four #246 (1982), Fantastic Four #247 (1982), Fantastic Four #35 (2000), Fantastic Four #36 (2000)
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