Marvel Série I #14
In "O Ataque a Andrómeda," the Fantastic Four face a deadly storm of meteoroids aboard a Xandarian ship, their survival hanging by a thread as Skrull energy drains their powers. With Sue weakening and Ben’s pride refusing to yield, the team’s unity is tested—until HERBIE issues a retreat that Ben refuses, forcing Reed to make a desperate choice. Johnny’s reckless attempt to save him nearly costs everything, but Ben’s quick thinking pulls him back just in time. Written by Marv Wolfman and Paulo Furtado, with dynamic art by John Byrne and Joe Sinnott, and a striking cover by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott, this 2012 issue delivers high-stakes tension and emotional intensity.
In "O Ataque a Andrómeda," a mysterious alien woman arrives at the Fantastic Four's headquarters, fleeing Skrull hunters and pleading for help. While the team prepares to respond, Johnny Storm is left behind—only to find himself manipulated by the Monóculo, setting off a tense and unpredictable chain of events.
In "Quando os Mundos Morrem!", Reed, Sue e Ben land on Xandar as the planet faces a Skrull invasion, diving into fierce combat while a mysterious force begins to influence Johnny Storm on Earth. With Adora’s beloved injured and the Skrulls desperate to seize Xandar’s all-knowing computer, the Fantastic Four find themselves trapped in a battle that stretches across worlds—just as a new threat emerges from the shadows.
In "A Morte do... Quarteto Fantástico!", the Fantastic Four face execution at the hands of a Skrull tribunal after being falsely accused. With Sue’s invisibility failing and Earth launching a desperate counterattack, the team escapes captivity, steals a damaged ship, and races back to Xandar—only to be mistaken for enemies by Nova, who arrives just as the planet’s fate hangs in the balance.
In "O Poder do Monóculo," Johnny Storm storms the Baxter Building to steal a secret file, then delivers it to the Monóculo’s allies at the university. Peter Parker, now a full-time photographer for the Daily Bugle, infiltrates the campus in disguise—only to confront Johnny when his mission uncovers a deeper conspiracy. As the Monóculo orders the operation shut down, his fury hints at a conflict far from over.
In "Presos nos Sargaços Cósmicos!", Reed Richards races against time to build a device that can tap into distant computers, hoping to track down Galactus and save the day. With the help of the robot HERB—revealed to be crafted with aid from Xandar’s Living Computers—the Fantastic Four and the New Champions split into separate paths, each facing new dangers as the Skrull Empire crumbles from within. The Imperatrix R’Klll takes control after her husband’s demise, and her next move promises to be decisive.
In "En Busca de Galactus," the Fantastic Four face a desperate struggle aboard a dying Xandarian ship, battered by meteor showers and a deadly Skrull beam. With Sue's powers fading and Ben refusing to admit his own weakness, the team teeters on the edge—until a shocking order from HERBIE forces a choice that tests loyalty and sacrifice.
In "Aqui está Terrax!", the Fantastic Four are thrust into a distant world where they must navigate a perilous landscape ruled by the tyrant Tyros and his War Men of Tyros. After Ben accidentally destroys a Stone Knight, revealing the enemy's robotic nature, the team is weakened by a Skrull aging ray—only to be confronted by a refugee who claims he must hand them over, warning of Tyros’s brutal retribution.
In "A Batalha dos Titãs!", as shadows of Esfinge and Galactus loom over Earth, and Terrax descends upon New York City with unstoppable force. When a police officer opens fire, the giant unleashes his power, cracking the streets—prompting the Fantastic Four to intervene as the Thing faces a new herald of Galactus, who claims they’ve come not to destroy, but to help. Back at the Baxter Building, Sue struggles to hold on as the lingering effects of the Skrull’s aging ray begin to take their toll.
In "Na Batalha Final!", the Fantastic Four face off against Terrax aboard Galactus’s ship, their strength sapped by the Skrull ray, leaving only Johnny to fight. Outside, the Sphinx clashes with Galactus in a desperate bid to stop him, while Reed devises a plan to send the Thing back to Earth using HERB’s power. As Johnny freezes Terrax with a makeshift coolant pipe, the fate of the Earth hangs in the balance.
In the crumbling heart of the Baxter Building, Johnny faces a crisis he can't escape—his teammates trapped in a Skrull-induced collapse, and no one to turn to. With Stark, the Avengers, and S.H.I.E.L.D. out of reach, and even Queen Adora too consumed by war to help, he’s left alone against a hidden enemy. When the Skrull-X strikes, Johnny makes a desperate move, believing he’s ended the threat—but the truth is far from over.
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