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

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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:

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Ant-Man (Scott Lang) is part of the team during FF #384-408 (then acts as a supporting player until issue #416) And then with the return of Johnny about a year later, "Fantastic Four" was relaunched and the team began using the name with redesigned FF uniforms; whilst the "FF" series began focusing on Franklin, Val & the rest of the kids at the Baxter Building. Court Room Episode: Issue #262 is a follow-up on a story arc seen in Issues #242-244 where Galactus comes to Earth to die. Interestingly, this was spurred behind-the-scenes from Chris Claremont having the Fantastic Four make a brief appearance in Uncanny X-Men #167 to have Majestrix Lilandra of the Shi'ar Emprie call out Reed for saving Galactus from death. Not only was this appearance unauthorised by then-current FF writer John Byrne, he found the scene to come across as a " Take That!" towards his writing and complained to then-Editor-in-Chief Jim Shooter about it. With Assistant Editor's Month coming up, Byrne decided to make an entire issue inspired by the X-Men appearance. Stripperiffic: Unusual for a comic series in that the team's main female member only rarely falls under this trope, preferring a modest blue bodysuit identical to the ones Reed and Johnny wear, but it does happen - like when she wore this costume for a few years in the 1990s. The change was widely panned by fans and removed. The second issue prevents an alien invasion, and by the end of it we have three alien prisoners on Earth. The potential of that would be awesome: they can be interrogated to no end to get technology ideas from them (that if they didn't keep any actual alien devices with them), and their alien biology would open whole new fields of science (no need to get to an Alien Autopsy, just some useless samples of hair and nails would be an incredible thing to analyze). But no: Reed simply hypnotized them to think they are cows, and good riddance.

The Invisible Woman provides examples of:

Weirdness Magnet: The Four tend to meet or attract various aliens, interdimensional beings... whether intentional, or by accident.

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Collects Heroes Reborn: The Return #1-4; Heroes Reborn: Doomsday, Ashema, Masters Of Evil, Rebel, Remnants, Young Allies And Doom. Allstetter, Rob (November 26, 2016). "IMAGE COMICS FOR FEBRUARY". Comics Continuum. Archived from the original on November 29, 2016. Sunspot and Cannonball are among his favorite mutants. When he worked on his landmark Avengers run, he had the two transplanted from X-Men to Avengers, even though it's relatively rare for mutants to be Avengers in general.

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Deadly Training Area: Lots of the training areas that would be lethal for ordinary man (e.g Bens weights being 1,000 of tons). Is completely normal for the 4. Ultimate Spider-Man (2024): Part of the second, rebooted, Ultimate Marvel line. This version of Peter Parker is married to Mary Jane Watson and raising their two children while also being Spider-Man.

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Allstetter, Rob (August 23, 2016). "IMAGE COMICS FOR NOVEMBER". Comics Continuum. Archived from the original on August 28, 2016. In one story Doctor Doom gloats to an imprisoned Reed Richards about a torture room he designed full of thousands of mirrors arranged in such a way that the myriad reflections are so incomprehensible to the human mind that looking at it without protective goggles can induce a Heroic BSoD. At the end of the story, about five issues later, Doom and Reed's climactic battle leads to Reed chasing Doom into the aforementioned room, where Doom beats the living crap out of Reed and strangles him while screaming about how much he hates him. However, Reed manages to tear off Doom's mask just before he passes out, and the sight of his grotesquely disfigured face reflected at him thousands of times drives Doom completely insane ( he gets better).

Ant-Man II

Last-Minute Baby Naming: Franklin went nameless for a while after being born, until he was named after the deceased Franklin Storm. The series has been solicited through issue #4 [45] [46] [47] [48] before the first issue was pulled from schedule. [49]

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The Frightful Four, with varying line-ups, but almost always including the Wizard as Reed's particular counterpart. Most recent line-ups have also included Hydro-Man as a counterpart to Johnny. Psychic Nosebleed: Often, when Sue Storm is holding a forcefield against a particularly strong opponent. Richards, Dave (February 13, 2009). "The Osborn Supremacy: Fantastic Four". CBR.com. Archived from the original on June 24, 2013. Power Trio: Reed, Ben and Sue. Later, during John Byrne's run, also Ben, Johnny and Alicia (carried over into the MC-2 universe with Ben, Johnny and Lyja).

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After the FF defeated a group of Skrulls, Reed gave them the option of returning to their homeworld in defeat, which would be a guaranteed death for failure, or take the form of terrestrial animals and have their memories erased so they'd forget being Skrulls. They were transformed into cows. This had unintended consequences later, as the Skrull-cows intermingled with other cows, creating hybrids, and were also put in the milking line and some sent straight to the slaughterhouse, where they entered the national food supply.