Marvel Origins #7
In "Ein Besuch bei den Fantastischen Vier," the Mad Thinker schemes to rule New York by luring the Fantastic Four into temporary distractions, exploiting their individual interests to split them apart. With the team scattered, he secretly uses the Baxter Building to construct his Awesome Android, setting the stage for a dangerous confrontation. Written by Stan Lee and Bernd Kronsbein, with iconic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 2023 issue features a cover by Kirby and Ayers that captures the tension of the moment.
In "Der unglaubliche Hulk!", the Fantastic Four convene at a New Mexico base for a high-stakes briefing, where they meet Dr. Bruce Banner and his assistant Karl Kort in a tense effort to find a way to stop the Hulk. With the situation escalating and the team’s resolve tested, the real challenge lies not just in containing the rage, but in understanding what lies beneath it.
When Reed prepares for a journey to the Blue Area of the Moon, Ivan Kragoff sets his sights on the same destination—training three apes to pilot a spaceship and claim the moon for the communist empire. In this wild, globe-hopping adventure from Marvel Origins #7, the Fantastischen Vier face off against a Red Ghost armed with super apes and a plan that’s as absurd as it is dangerous.
When the Mad Thinker sets out to conquer New York by challenging the Fantastic Four, he doesn’t attack head-on—he lures them apart with tempting offers, exploiting their individual desires. With the team scattered, he uses the Baxter Building to construct his Awesome Android, turning the heroes’ own home into a weapon against them.
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