Marvel Gold. Los 4 Fantásticos #1 [3]
Esta colección recopila la etapa clásica de Los 4 Fantásticos durante la llamada 'Edad Dorada' del cómic de superhéroes, presentando las aventuras originales del cuarteto de Marvel en un tomo de gran formato. Publicado por Panini España dentro de la línea Marvel Gold, este volumen reúne material fundamental de la serie que definió el género de superhéroes familiar, con los icónicos personajes creados por Stan Lee y Jack Kirby.
"¡Confusión en el Edificio Baxter!" brings together the legendary creative team of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, with additional writing by Eduardo López and Uriel López, in a vibrant, action-packed tale that reimagines the Fantastic Four’s classic dynamic. When Mister Fantástico and the Invisible Girl save Tritón while the Thing and the Human Torch battle the Dragon Man, the team races to the Grand Refuge—where Rayo Negro arrives with his family, teleported by Mandíbulas, and confronts Máximus, who orders the Primitives to capture them. The issue’s cover, penciled by Jack Kirby and inked by Joe Sinnott, captures the chaos perfectly.
¡Confusión en el Edificio Baxter! brings chaos to the most important day for Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Girl, as their wedding celebration is stormed by a horde of super-villains unleashed by Doctor Doom’s Emotion Charger. With the building overrun and guests in danger, the heroes must think fast to protect their friends and keep the day from turning into a disaster.
In this thrilling installment from *Marvel Gold: Los 4 Fantásticos #1*, Medusa finds herself caught between Gorgón’s relentless pursuit and an unexpected alliance with the Human Torch, fleeing through the city as chaos unfolds. When they reach State University, the arrival of the Dragon Man throws the situation into further turmoil, setting off a chain of events that pits the Fantastic Four against Gorgón’s ultimatum—and Medusa’s own instincts—before the city’s fate is sealed.
In the wake of a desperate escape, the Fantastic Four regroup only to face a new threat: Gorgón has taken Medusa, and Johnny Storm finds himself drawn to Crystal—though she flees at first, until she realizes they share a hidden power. When he follows her to her family, they’re ambushed by the Inhumans, and even Medusa’s pleas can’t stop the attack. With Johnny barely escaping and the team under siege, the arrival of the enigmatic Black Bolt looms as the most powerful force yet.
In "¡Los que Buscan Destruirnos!", los Cuatro Fantásticos find themselves caught in a clash with the Inhumanos, but as chaos unfolds, the Buscador exploits the moment to abduct Tritón and el Hombre Dragón. When Crystal realizes Tritón is missing and the Inhumanos flee in alarm, the team races to uncover the truth—only to discover the Hombre Dragón has also been taken. As they track him down, the captured hero awakens and breaks free, setting off a desperate struggle that threatens Tritón’s fragile survival beneath the surface of a shattered tank.
In "¡Cuidado con la Ciudad Oculta!", los 4 Fantásticos responden a una emergencia en el Gran Refugio, donde Tritón está en peligro y un antiguo enemigo, Máximus, ha tomado el control. Con Reed manipulando la tecnología del Buscador y Rayo Negro apareciendo de la nada junto a su familia, la situación se vuelve más tensa cuando Máximus activa el Cañón Atmo para enfrentar a los humanos. Written by the team behind Marvel Gold, this sci-fi adventure blends high-stakes action with the team’s signature dynamic.
When Maximus’s plan to destroy humanity backfires, he unleashes a Negative Zone rift that traps the Invisible Woman and the Human Torch inside. Back in New York, the remaining Fantastic Four face a sky ablaze as the Silver Surfer descends, 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 entity as he prepares to consume Earth. The mysterious Vigilante reveals a machine capable of saving humanity—but only the Human Torch can find it. As The Thing destroys a converter to stop Galactus’s energy drain and summons his robot, the Punisher, Silver Surfer senses a flicker of hope in Alicia Masters’ hands, realizing he may have found something worth protecting. The Vigilante watches, uneasy, as his carefully laid plan begins to unravel.
In "¡La Asombrosa Saga de Estela Plateada!," Estela Plateada faces off against the cosmic devourer Galactus, whose arrival shakes the fabric of reality. As the Human Torch returns from a journey across the universe, shaken by what he’s witnessed, Reed Richards offers Galactus the Supreme Nullifier—only if the being will spare Earth and leave. Galactus demands the device, then strips Estela of her space-time powers, exiling her to Earth. Meanwhile, Ben Grimm grapples with unspoken feelings, and Johnny Storm begins a new chapter at school, meeting Wyatt Wingfoot.
In "Este Hombre... ¡Este Monstruo!," the Thing finds himself trapped in a scientist’s experiment that perfectly replicates his form—only to awaken human once more, leaving his teammates skeptical. When a mysterious cable in the Baxter Building leads Reed into the Sub-space, the impostor’s delayed pull sends both him and Reed tumbling into the Negative Zone, where an unexpected act of sacrifice changes everything.
In "¡La Antorcha que una Vez Fue!", the Mad Thinker unleashes a long-lost threat by reactivating the original Human Torch’s android body, turning the once-hero into a weapon against the Fantastic Four. As the team faces their fiery past reborn, they must confront a battle not just of strength, but of memory and identity.
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