Namor the Sub-Mariner, a legendary character in Marvel Comics, made a splash with his Silver Age comeback in Fantastic Four #4. This iconic issue marked a turning point for both Namor and the FF, bringing the Atlantean prince back into the spotlight after years of absence. The reintroduction of the character had a big impact … Read more
Fans of The Fantastic Four may be familiar with the various things associated with the super-hero team. But did you know that a lot of them were shown for the first time in the third issue of the original comic series? As crazy as it sounds, the group started out without costumes, vehicles, or a … Read more
A significant portion of the original Fantastic Four comic story line involved a foe known as The Skrulls. These alien creatures were able to shapeshift and posed as the central enemy to not just the FF team, but also as a major plot piece to the entire series as well. We see them for the … Read more
Anyone interested in reading or collecting comic books should be familiar with the first issue of Fantastic Four and the timing of its publication. It is not just a classic story created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee, but also helped define the time when The Silver Age of comic books began. Published in 1961, … Read more
You may have heard about one of Marvel’s earliest superhero groups The Fantastic Four, a creation from the collaboration of Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. Since they were an established hit, it would only make sense to work them into Marvel’s new title, The Amazing Spider-Man. And this is what we see in the very … Read more
And you that you were having a bad day. Recently I had come across Fantastic Four 555, the third series, published in 2008. It makes us question: what if the world was doomed? What would we do? Reed Richards (Mr Fantastic) is recruited to join a team of super-scientists in a quest to create a … Read more