Los 4 Fantásticos #10
In this 1963 classic, El Doctor Infierno—posing as Míster Fantástico—reveals his latest invention: a shrinking ray, while the real Míster Fantástico, trapped in the Doctor’s body, makes a daring escape from his enemy’s castle. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Kirby’s dynamic art, with inks by Dick Ayers and colors by Stan Goldberg, the cover by Kirby and Ayers captures the tension perfectly.
In this 1963 tale from *Los 4 Fantásticos #10*, the Doctor Infierno returns from an unwanted journey through space to confront Jack Kirby and Stan Lee, seeking to ensnare them in a scheme targeting the 4 Fantásticos. The story unfolds with a surreal twist, as the creators themselves become part of the mystery.
In "null," the Doctor Infierno returns to Earth with the help of the Ovoides, using their strange technology to shift his consciousness into a new form—only to attempt a shocking transfer into the body of Míster Fantástico. The story unfolds with eerie precision, exploring the limits of identity and the price of power, all within the tight, mysterious confines of a five-page tale.
In this 1963 tale from *Los 4 Fantásticos #10*, the Doctor Infierno, masquerading as Míster Fantástico, demonstrates his latest invention: a shrinking ray. Trapped in the Doctor Infierno’s body, the real Míster Fantástico must find a way to escape from the villain’s castle before his cover is exposed.
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