Issue Description

The Frightful Four have made a tragic miscalculation in their plans for revenge, as Reed and Sue have now returned to the FF—and that makes the odds six to four…

With the return of Klaw, the Fantastic Four, with Mr. Fantastic, are put on the ropes. Klaw uses his sonic-based abilities to take down the Fantastic Four with the help and knowledge of the Wizard. Wizard reveals that he was able to revive Klaw with a sound bite that he downloaded online. The Thing is more resilient than Klaw expected, especially since the Black Panther handed him vibranium ear plugs with block Klawn's power, and he punches him so strongly that the Klaw's body dissipates. Just when it seems that the Wizard is done for, the other members of the Frightful Four arrive, namely Titania and Hydro-Man. Before another round of fighting occurs, Storm arrives with a very angry Invisible Woman, who was held captive by the Frightful Four. The Invisible Woman makes quick work of Titania and Hydro-Man, fighting against the Wizard and explaining to him why she is so angry. Sue scares the rest of the Fantastic Four since they believe she killed the Wizard, but she made him faint by showing him his own organs. Taking the Frightful Four and placing them in suspended animation, Black Panther tells the team that they will arrive on Earth in a few months, which should give time to Sue to figure out what to do with them. While riding their spaceship back for home, the Fantastic Four meet with a disturbance and find themselves facing a large group of Watchers, realizing that there is a rip in the space-time continuum. When they think about what to do about it, their spaceship is attacked by a plethora of aliens.

Fantastic Four (1998)

Publisher

Marvel

Volume Description

The foursome returns from the Heroes Reborn universe and take their place as Marvel's first family. The volume ran for 70 issues and before it reverted to the Fantastic Four (vol. 1) numbering with issue #500 (71) , collecting three volumes in one.

With issue #588 the series was replaced with a new comic named "FF (vol. 1)" (or Future Foundation) for 11 issues before returning to the Fantastic Four title with issue #600. The FF series also continued from issue 12 as a spin-off to the Fantastic Four.

The series ended with issue #611 when it was relaunched with a new volume as part of the Marvel NOW! event.

Collected Editions Flesh and Stone (#35-39) Into the Breach (#40-45) Resurrection of Galactus (#46-50, Annual #31) Fantastic Four/Inhumans (#51-54) Imaginauts (#56-66) Unthinkable (#67-70 & #500-502)Authoritative Action (#503-508)Hereafter (#509-513)Disassembled (#514-519)Rising Storm (#520-524)The Beginning of the End (#525-526, #551-553)Fantastic Four By J. Michael Straczynski (#527-532)The Life Fantastic (#533-535, Special #1)The Road to Civil War (#536-537)Civil War (#538-543)The New Fantastic Four (#544-550)World's Greatest (#554-561)The Master of Doom (#562-569)Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 1 (#570-574)Fantastic Four By Hickman Omnibus Vol. 1 (#570-588)Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 2 (#575-578)Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 3 (#579-582)Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 4 (#583-588)Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 5 (#600-604)Fantastic Four By Hickman Omnibus Vol. 2 (#600-611 & 605.1)Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 6 (#605-611, 605.1)Secret Wars Prelude (#611)

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