Marvel's Greatest Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Blind Man Shall Lead Them!", Quicksilver and his sister face a crisis of loyalty when they consider leaving Magneto—despite their sister’s hesitation, they seek guidance from the Fantastic Four. A tense encounter with only Ben and Johnny at home quickly spirals into chaos, leaving them questioning where they truly belong. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Dick Ayers with inks by Frank Giacoia and letters by Artie Simek, this 1971 tale captures a pivotal moment in their journey, with a cover by Jack Kirby, Chic Stone, and Wally Wood.
In "A Blind Man Shall Lead Them!", Reed Richards races to restore the Fantastic Four’s powers using ingenious mechanical devices, while Matt Murdock’s unexpected visit to the Baxter Building sets off a dangerous chain of events—just as Dr. Doom launches a calculated assault on the team.
In "The Battle of the Baxter Building," Dr. Doom launches a brutal assault on the Fantastic Four’s headquarters, forcing Reed, Sue, and Johnny to face him without their powers. With the help of the newly introduced Stimulator, Reed manages to restore the team’s abilities—just as Ben, now back as The Thing, delivers a crushing blow to Doom before walking away, leaving the team behind.
In this 1971 tale from Marvel's Greatest Comics #31, Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch step out from under Magneto’s shadow, seeking guidance from the Fantastic Four—only to find Ben and Johnny home, leading to a clash of speed and pride. As the dust settles, the siblings realize their path isn’t clear, and the only place they feel truly safe may still be with the man they’re trying to leave.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #128 (1965), Fantastic Four #39 (1965), Fantastic Four #40 (1965)
Reprinted in Marvel Origins #59 (2025)
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