The Fantastic Four team with the Black Panther to investigate a mystery – and find themselves prisoners of ancient Rome! Writer/artist John Byrne delivers a fine done-in-one tale, though it does little to showcase its African guest star.
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Stricken by war and plague, the Inhumans find themselves in need of the FF’s help – and relocation to the moon! Writer/artist John Byrne delivers a rich story thick with plot and characters.
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When people in a small Arizona town start dying of fright, the Thing’s Aunt Petunia seeks help from the FF. This story by writer/artist John Byrne has its ups and downs, but the introduction of Petunia ultimately makes this one a must read.
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After discovering a costume permanently attached to her body, Frankie Raye makes an greater discovery – she’s another Human Torch! Add a back-up story that mutates the Thing, and writer/artist John Byrne (with a little help from Terry Austin) is well on his way to mixing up the FF status quo.
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A disoriented alien falls in with a gang of small-time thieves – and finds herself facing off against half of the Fantastic Four. John Byrne’s legendary solo run on FF continues with this competent done-in-one tale.
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While the Guardians of the Galaxy are stranded in the 20th century, Vance Astro attempts to rewrite his own history. A subpar time-travel story from the duo of Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. but Ron Wilson’s art gets a boost from the detailed inks of Gene Day.
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The Rudyardan ambassador demands help from Black Panther and the Avengers in protecting the white-nationalist nation’s embassy staff. A fun-but-messy affair from the creative team of Steve Englehart, Bob Brown and Dave Cockrum.
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When Valkyrie and Spider-Man go missing, Doctor Strange seeks the help of the Human Torch to rescue their superhero colleagues. A subpar outing from the creative team of Gerry Conway, Sal Buscema and Vince Colletta.
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The Inhumans take to the stars in search of a new home, but instead find danger on a dust-covered world. Writer Doug Moench takes this title in an interesting sci-fi direction, but the art from Gil Kane and Don Perlin isn’t quite up to par.
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Black Bolt screams, leaving Attilan in ruin. Facing their darkest moment, Maximus attacks the royal family once more! Doug Moench delivers a strong climax to his opening arc, with dynamic art from Gil Kane.
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