In preparation for her wedding, Robin attempts to help Wonder Girl learn who she really is. One of the most powerful super-hero stories of the Bronze Age, from the classic Titans team of Marv Wolfman and George Pérez.
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The Titans and Outsiders race to the Empire State Building to disrupt the Fearsome Five’s plot to takeover New York. A solid-but-unspectacular crossover conclusion from the regular Outsiders team of Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo (with a little help from Titan’s scribe Marv Wolfman).
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The Fearsome Five escape prison and kidnap a scientist, putting both the Titans and Outsiders on their trail. Artist George Pérez rejoins embellisher Romeo Tanghal for this team-up tale, written by Marv Wolfman (with a plot assist from Mike W. Barr).
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The New Teen Titans help Thunder and Lightning in a quest to find the brothers’ father and a cure. A solid outing from Marv Wolfman, guest artist Keith Pollard and regular embellisher Romeo Tanghal.
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When Sarah Simms is taken hostage by a former boyfriend, Cyborg and company attempt to resolve the situation without bloodshed. Another solid tale driven by a social issue from writer Marv Wolfman, with guest artist Keith Pollard and regular embellisher Romeo Tanghal.
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The Fantastic Four wake to find themselves living normal lives in a tiny town — at the mercy of Doctor Doom! John Byrne delivers one of the best issues of his five-year run with this twentieth anniversary special, which also includes new material from creators Stan “The Man” Lee and Jack “King” Kirby.
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The Fantastic Four’s investigation of an attack from outer space brings them face to face with Ego the Living Planet. Just four issues into his five-year run on the title and John Byrne is already hitting his stride.
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L.R. “Skip” Collins – an average Joe who might be “the most powerful man who ever lived” – causes havoc for the Fantastic Four. John Byrne continues his run as FF writer/artist with his first two-part tale.
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The Human Torch goes on a mission to clear the name of a deceased lowlife – and runs into Hammerhead instead! This fine solo outing for the Torch marks John Byrne’s second issue as writer/artist of the Fantastic Four.
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Superstar artist John Byrne tries his hand at writing and inking, too, as he takes over the Fantastic Four and quickly restores Marvel’s struggling flagship to past glory.
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