Marvel Facsímil #12
"¡La llegada de Galactus!" delivers a thrilling, fan-favorite tale from the legendary team of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, reimagined with vibrant colors by Stan Goldberg and sharp inks by Joe Sinnott. In this 2019 Panini España facsimile edition, the Fantastic Four face the Devourer of Worlds—only to find Galactus indifferent to their attack—while the mysterious Vigilante unveils a desperate plan to save humanity, placing the fate of Earth in unexpected hands. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Kirby and Sinnott, captures the epic scale of the confrontation, making this a must-have for collectors of classic Marvel lore.
In "¡La llegada de Galactus!," the Four Fantastic face a dire threat when Maximus’s failed plan unleashes a Negative Zone rift, trapping Crystal inside. Back in New York, the sky burns with unnatural fire as the Silver Surfer arrives, heralding the arrival of Galactus—whose hunger for planets now turns toward Earth.
In "¡El día del juicio!", the Fantastic Four confront Galactus, only to be ignored by the cosmic devourer. The Vigilante reveals a machine capable of saving humanity, claiming only the Human Torch can find it—while the Thing destroys a converter, summons his robot the Punisher, and sets the stage for a desperate stand. Meanwhile, Silver Surfer, touched by a moment with Alicia Masters, realizes there’s something worth protecting—and decides to challenge Galactus, even as the Vigilante fears his own plan may unravel.
In "¡La asombrosa saga de Estela Plateada!", Estela Plateada faces off against the cosmic devourer Galactus, whose sudden arrival upends the balance of power. As the Antorcha Humana returns from a journey across the universe, shaken by what he’s witnessed, Reed Richards prepares the Nulificador Supremo—only to be drawn into a tense exchange with Galactus, who demands its surrender. When the being departs, he strips Estela of her space-time powers, leaving her stranded on Earth, while Ben Grimm silently watches, heartbroken. Days later, Johnny begins a new chapter at school, meeting Wyatt Wingfoot—though the echoes of what’s passed still linger.
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