FANTASTIC FOUR #1 FACSIMILE EDITION [NEW PRINTING] Comic Script by: Stan Lee Illustrated by: Jack Kirby Cover Design or Artwork by: Jack Kirby COVERS (2 VARIANTS): UPC: 75960621066400111| Comic Book FOC: 11/18/2024| On Sale 01/08/2025 Catalog: October 2024 32 pages| 180 per carton 4 Oz| Kids to Adults Marvel | Marvel Universe Sales Rights: World About The BookStan Lee and Jack Kirby changed super-hero storytelling forever when they introduced Reed Richards, Ben Grimm and Susan and Johnny Storm. Together, the adventurous quartet blast off on an experimental rocket flight - only to be bombarded by life-altering cosmic rays! Reed becomes the elastic Mister Fantastic! Ben transforms into the rocky Thing! Sue turns into an Invisible Girl! And Johnny flames on as the Human Torch! They'll use their incredible powers to help humankind - starting by fending off the menace of the Mole Man! The book that started it all is re-presented in full - including its original ads! It's the next best thing to buying FANTASTIC FOUR #1 off the stands back in 1961! Reprinting FANTASTIC FOUR (1961) #1.
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