Cover: Robert Walker & Phil Hugh Felix & Scott Koblish

Marvel Comics Presents #161

Aug 1994 · Marvel · 1.75 USD; 2.35 CAD

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In "Smells like Teen Spirit" Chapter Three: Yesterday Will Be More Fun than Tomorrow Was, the Fantastic Four find themselves stranded in a fractured future, where time holes tear through Manhattan and drag in unexpected figures from the past—including Devil Dinosaur and Abraham Lincoln. Written by Fabian Nicieza and brought to life by Robert Walker’s dynamic art, with inks by Scott Koblish and colors by Maryann Lightle, this 1994 issue blends sci-fi intrigue with historical chaos, all under a cover by Robert Walker and Phil Hugh Felix.

Contains 4 stories

[Smells like Teen Spirit] Chapter Three: Yesterday Will Be More Fun than Tomorrow Was

8 pp · Superhero

In "Smells like Teen Spirit: Yesterday Will Be More Fun than Tomorrow Was," Turbo reveals to the Fantastic Four that they’ve been pulled from their time into a fractured future, where sudden rifts in time are spilling people from the past into modern-day Manhattan—including Devil Dinosaur and Abraham Lincoln. The story unfolds as the team grapples with the chaos of temporal displacement, facing both the mystery of the rifts and the unexpected company of history’s oddball arrivals.

The Hungry Wolf [Part 3 of 3]

8 pp · Superhero

Origins Part Two

8 pp · Superhero

In "Origins Part Two," just as Dr. Ito completes the procedure to activate Mace's powers, the Sunrise Society's High Tech Ninjas strike. With seconds to spare, Dr. Ito wipes the Mace data from the system before his life is taken.

[Diabolique Part 2 of 4:] What Are Little Girls Made Of?

8 pp · Horror-Suspense, Superhero

In this chilling installment of *Marvel Comics Presents*, Jo confronts the horrifying truth behind the demon Playmate—revealing that the creature is woven from the stolen lives of the missing, still trapped within. As Diabolique unleashes her monstrous pet, the giant spider Zoroaster, the line between nightmare and reality begins to fray.