Marvel Héroes #60
This volume collects John Byrne's celebrated run on Fantastic Four, continuing his stories from the mid-1980s. It features key arcs and character developments that defined the team during that era, showcasing Byrne's writing and artwork.
In "¡Hacia la Zona Negativa!", los Vengadores enfrentan una barrera invisible que Annihilus ha creado para fusionar la Zona Negativa con la Tierra, poniendo todo en peligro. Con la Visión derrotado y el destino del planeta en juego, la Capitana Marvel toma el control en un momento decisivo que cambiará todo. Written by Roger Stern and John Byrne, with art by Byrne and Sinnott, and a cover by Byrne, this 2015 issue from Panini España delivers high-stakes action and a pivotal moment in the Marvel Universe.
In "¡Hacia la Zona Negativa!", the residents of the Baxter Building confront Reed Richards over the constant damage from villain attacks, but before they can resolve it, the Fantastic Four set off for the Negative Zone—only for Annihilus to seize the moment and slip through the portal just after their departure.
In "Paisaje urbano," the Fantastic Four navigate the surreal ruins of the Negative Zone, where the cityscape twists in unnatural ways. Amid the chaos, Annihilus has seized the Baxter Building, holding Alicia and Franklin captive as the heroes race against time to reach them.
In "Búsqueda," the Fantastic Four take on a mission to help the Kestorian people find a new home, but as they delve deeper into the search, they uncover unsettling truths beneath the surface of what was supposed to be a straightforward rescue. The story unfolds with the team navigating political tensions and hidden agendas, testing their resolve in ways they didn’t expect.
In "Las mentes de Mantracora," Reed Richards finds himself stranded in the Zona Negativa when his mind is stolen by Taranith Gelstal to power a malfunctioning spacecraft, leaving the rest of the Fantastic Four to navigate the bizarre dangers of the dimension—without their leader’s intellect.
In "¡Atrapados!", Alicia finds herself at the mercy of Annihilus as the Fantastic Four race against time to restore Reed's mind to his body, overcoming the threat of Taranith Gelstal along the way.
In "¡El gambito de Aniquilación!", los Vengadores face una barrera invisible que Annihilus ha creado para fusionar la Zona Negativa con la Tierra, poniendo en riesgo ambos mundos. Cuando la Visión cae inconsciente durante el intento de penetrar la barrera, el plan se centra en la Capitana Marvel, cuya acción decisiva logra destruir el nuli-campo y abrir paso hasta el edificio Baxter. Allí, los héroes se encuentran con los 4 Fantásticos, cuyo regreso de la Zona Negativa y el ataque conjunto con la Capitana Marvel marcan un giro crucial en la batalla.
In "¡El gambito de Aniquilación!", los 4 Fantásticos regresan del infierno de la Zona Negativa con un plan arriesgado: devolver a Annihilus a su propia dimensión. Pero al regresar al Edificio Baxter, encuentran a Alicia y Franklin en peligro, enfrentando una amenaza que no esperaban.
In "La belleza murió," Jo visits her former lover Alicia Masters at the hospital and recounts a poignant high school romance with Alynn Cambers, a memory that lingers with quiet intensity. That same day, Ben unexpectedly encounters Alynn again—though not as he ever imagined.
In "Fragmentos," the fate of the Skrull's World- throne hangs in the balance as Galactus consumes it, fueled by Nova’s desperate act. On Earth, the Richards family grapples with the aftermath of Annihulus’s assault—Franklin’s injuries prompting Reed and Sue to seek a quieter life, away from the spotlight, as they prepare to welcome a new chapter, one defined by family and healing.
In "Legado," Sharon arrives in a remote village long exposed to Skrull milk, its people changed in ways no one understands. When she sends a desperate call for help, the 4 Fantásticos descend to uncover the truth behind the town's strange transformation—before it's too late.
In "Fragmentos," the Richards family grapples with the aftermath of cosmic devastation as Galactus consumes the Skrull homeworld, leaving echoes of destruction in their wake. With Franklin still recovering from his ordeal with Annihilus, the family makes the difficult choice to retreat to the suburbs, seeking a semblance of normalcy while still answering the call of the Fantastic Four. Amidst the quiet of suburban life, Sue learns she is pregnant—adding a new layer of hope and uncertainty to their already fragile balance.
In "Decisiones," Sue grapples with the weight of a major life change as she begins moving to Belle Port, Connecticut, just as the Thing battles a reinvigorated Tyros. When she’s kidnapped by the Doctor Death, who reveals his plan to destroy the Fantastic Four using Tyros as a weapon, she’s forced to confront her choices—and ultimately decides to stand with the Thing and the Human Torch in a fight that will test her resolve.
In "¡Cuando los titanes chocan!," Ben, Sue, and Johnny fight on against Tyros as Estela joins the fray, but with Richards still missing, Muerte takes decisive action—striking Tyros down by melting his armor. Just before the explosive clash between Tyros and Estela, Muerte redirects Tyros’s mind into Norm McArthur, altering the course of the battle. After the dust settles, Namor turns to Sue for help, leaving the next steps uncertain.
In "¡Resoluciones!", Marrina confronts the truth about her alien heritage when the Amo del Mundo reveals her origins. With help from Alpha Flight, the Chica Invisible, and Namor, she’s rescued from the Amo’s base—and when she meets Namor, a new chapter begins.
In "La búsqueda de Reed Richards," the Fantastic Four turn to the mysterious Vigilante when Mr. Fantastic vanishes, leading them to a shocking revelation: Reed has been taken to face a cosmic tribunal for saving Galactus—after the entity consumed the Skrull Throne World.
In "El juicio de Reed Richards," John Byrne is brought by the Vigilante to witness a cosmic trial where Reed Richards stands accused of the unthinkable: saving Galactus. As the fate of reality hangs in the balance, the courtroom becomes a stage for conflicting ideals, with truth and consequence weighing heavier than power.
In "Descanso," Reed and Sue settle into their new home, finding quiet moments amid the chaos of their lives. Meanwhile, the Human Torch is taken by Alden Mass, who plans to test his theory of Earth's expansion using the hero as a key part of his experiment.
In "Tiempos de cambio," Jo and Alicia Masters spend a quiet day in Central Park, their conversation weaving through memories and quiet moments. Later, the remaining four members of the Fantastic Four—excluding the Invisible Woman—investigate an unexpected alien vessel in the park, leading them on a sudden, mysterious journey to an unknown destination.
In "Los héroes están en casa," Sue Storm navigates the aftermath of her husband Reed, brother Johnny, and friend Ben vanishing without a trace, joining forces with the Avengers to uncover their fate. When the team returns from the Secret Wars, Sue is stunned to find the Hulk now among the Fantastic Four—adding unexpected tension as her own pregnancy brings new challenges, and her husband steps in to support her.
In "Llamadla... ¡Carisma!," Jo recounts a wild flashback where the Invisible Girl battles the Thing—already under the mind control of the enigmatic Carisma—while the team scrambles to stop the chaos. In the present, Reed works with radiation specialists to find a cure, desperate to protect his wife during her critical pregnancy.
In "¡La máscara de Muerte!", Sue struggles to recover from a traumatic illness caused by radioactive poisoning, while Johnny introduces Hulka to the Baxter Building. But when the Doctor Muerte’s mask suddenly activates, the team is thrown into danger—leaving the Fantastic Four to confront the chilling possibility that their old enemy may still be alive.
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