Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman: The Complete Collection Vol. 1 (Fantastic Four, 1)

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Reed Richards: I've done it! I'm drifting into a world of limitless dimensions! It's the Crossroads of Infinity — The junction to everywhere! This is also where was launched the new series Fantastic Force which lasted 18 issues. Only #8-9 have been collected at this date. S.H.I.E.L.D. (2010): Intersecting all of his other Marvel series, this book tells the secret history of SHIELD. Hint: it involves Leonardo Da Vinci. Eisner Awards Nominations". San Diego Comic-Con International. 2021. Archived from the original on June 9, 2021. Collects The Fantastic Four #142–150, Giant-Size Super-Stars #1, Giant-Size Fantastic Four #2, The Avengers #127. Also collected in:

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East of West: A sci-fi western set in an alternate future where Death (of the four horsemen) sets out to do battle with the other three. In the mix is Death's family, an apocalypse cult, the seven nations occupying north America and, of course, the world. Collects Fantastic Four (1961) #241-250; What If? (1977) #36; Silver Surfer (1982) #1; Marvel Fanfare (1982) #2. Also collected in:

Collects Namor the Sub-Mariner #60–62, Fantastic Four: Atlantis Rising #1–2, Fantastic Force (1994) #8–9, Fantastic Four (1961) #401–402, Fantastic Four Unlimited #11 X-Men vol. 5 (with Leinil Francis Yu, R. B. Silva (#5), Matteo Buffagni (#6), Mahmud Asrar (#8, 13–15, 19), Phil Noto (#16), Brett Booth (#17–18) and Francesco Mobili (#20), 2019–2021) collected as: Psychic Nosebleed: Often, when Sue Storm is holding a forcefield against a particularly strong opponent.

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Invoked in Mark Waid's run, where it's revealed that companies pay Reed gobs and gobs of money to not commercialize his patents, because he'd put them out of business if he did. Weirdness Magnet: The Four tend to meet or attract various aliens, interdimensional beings... whether intentional, or by accident. Most Common Superpower: For a time during the mid-90s, the Invisible Woman wore a skimpy costume with a cut-out "4" on her cleavage. This was before writers and editors realized that they didn't have to dress Sue up in a slinky costume to make her sexy — she was already a MILF.

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Terrible Interviewees Montage: In the 1970s the Frightful Four (who were betrayed by Thundra and now reduced to just the Wizard, Sandman and Paste-Pot Pete) defeated the FF and kept them captive while making auditions for a forth member. They got: a guy with no powers, a guy who can make tornados but would only join if he was well paid for his services (and they expected a member that was in it For the Evulz), Thundra (who was there only to have another chance to strike them), a guy with awesome powers but with a fobia to fire, and Tigra (a new character then; he found the Wizard very attractive... because he was the nearest one to the lever that would release the FF). The Wizard then made a general call: any of those waiting outside that helps them defeat the Torch and the Thing would be accepted as a member. They all ran away. The only one to remain was The Brute, who finally became the 4º member. Marrying the Mark: In a plot to destroy the Fantastic Four, the Skrulls sent Lyja to impersonate Alicia Masters. She got close to Johnny Storm and ended up falling in love with him for real before marrying him. This event has since become a Running Gag in the Fantastic Four books ("remember that time Johnny married a Skrull?")