Marvel-pocket #2/1985

When the Fantastic Four return to New York after stopping Maximus’s scheme, the Watcher warns them of a greater threat: Galactus is coming. As the team prepares to face the cosmic devourer, the Silver Surfer arrives with a message that could change everything.

When Galactus descends upon Earth, the Fantastic Four stand ready to face the cosmic devourer, but they’re outmatched. While the Watcher guides the Human Torch on a desperate quest for a weapon, the Invisible Girl and Mr. Fantastic rally their allies, and Alicia Masters makes a bold appeal to the Silver Surfer—whose loyalty now hangs in the balance. With the Thing holding the line and the Punisher robot looming in the shadows, the fate of Earth rests on choices no hero thought they’d have to make.

In "Sølvsurferen's historie," the Silver Surfer joins forces with the Fantastic Four in a desperate bid to stop Galactus from devouring Earth, testing the limits of courage and sacrifice. As the cosmic threat looms, Johnny Storm finds himself drawn into a new chapter of his life at Metro College—where a chance encounter with Wyatt Wingfoot hints at a future beyond the team.

When a group of explorers on a South Pacific island awaken the ancient Kree Sentry 459, the Fantastiske Fire—on vacation—find themselves caught in a deadly clash with the towering, relentless machine. With the island under siege and the Sentry's power unmatched, the team must rely on their wits and unity to survive, even as the stakes rise beyond anything they’ve faced before.

In "En fare utenfra!", the Fantastic Four face a high-stakes trial on Earth when Ronan the Accuser arrives on behalf of the Kree Supreme Intelligence, accusing them of destroying a Kree Sentry. With Crystal, Alicia Masters, and Hamilton caught in the crossfire, Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the Human Torch, and The Thing must defend their honor while confronting a relentless alien prosecutor.

In "De Fantastiske Fire møter en invasjon fra verdensrommet," the Fantastic Four find themselves deep inside a Skrull mothership, forced to play the part of alien spies to survive. Using cunning and a clever ruse based on old Earth comics, Mr. Fantastic tries to convince the Skrulls that Earth's heroes are too powerful to conquer—before the real battle begins.