The Complete Fantastic Four #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Havoc in the Hidden Land!", the Fantastic Four face a bizarre threat when Reed Richards prepares to journey to the Blue Area of the Moon—just as Soviet agent Ivan Kragoff secretly trains three apes to pilot a spaceship and seize the lunar territory for the communist empire. Stan Lee’s story, illustrated with dynamic flair by Jack Kirby and inked by Steve Ditko, brings a classic blend of sci-fi intrigue and Cold War tension to life, all wrapped in Ron Wilson’s bold cover art with Al Milgrom’s sharp inks.
In "Havoc in the Hidden Land!", the Fantastic Four join forces with the Inhumans in Attilan as Xemu unleashes a fifth-dimensional threat. With the royal family scattered and their city under siege, the heroes must rally before Xemu triggers a global conflict between China and the US.
When Reed Richards prepares for a mission to the Blue Area of the Moon, the Red Ghost sees his chance—using three specially trained super-apes to seize the lunar territory for his communist cause. As the Fantastic Four brace for the unexpected, the Red Ghost’s bizarre plan takes flight, turning the moon’s quiet surface into a battleground of science, sabotage, and super-powered apes.
The Fantastic Four find themselves in a tense standoff with the Red Ghost in the void of space, where the villain’s newly empowered super-apes hint at a dangerous new threat. As they prepare to land on the moon, the team must confront the mystery of the apes’ strange abilities—and the Watcher’s ominous presence looms as the truth begins to unfold.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #9 (1962), Fantastic Four #13 (1963), Fantastic Four #159 (1975)
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