Marvel Masterworks: The Fantastic Four #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hate-Monger!", the Mole Man schemes to lure the Fantastic Four to a mysterious island by exploiting their neighbors' complaints—setting the stage for a confrontation beneath the surface. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby, inks by G. Bell, and vibrant colors by Stan Goldberg, this classic tale is a standout in the Marvel Masterworks: The Fantastic Four series. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jack Kirby and Dean White, captures the tension of the unseen threat lurking below.
In "The Hate-Monger!" from Marvel Masterworks: The Fantastic Four #3, Nick Fury, now a CIA colonel, must rally the Fantastic Four—despite their current subjugation to the Hate-Monger’s mind-control ray—to confront a dangerous new threat. With the team under his influence, Fury’s desperate gamble hinges on whether he can reach them before the Hate-Monger’s hatred spreads too far.
When the Hulk returns to New York seeking revenge on the Avengers for Rick Jones’s departure, the Fantastic Four stand in his way—only the Thing may be strong enough to face him. A brutal clash of brute force and fury unfolds as the two titans collide, testing the limits of strength and resolve.
In "We Have to Fight the X-Men!", the Puppet Master manipulates Professor X into summoning the X-Men against the Fantastic Four, setting two superhero teams on a collision course. When Xavier breaks free from the mind control, the Mad Thinker unleashes his Android to exploit the chaos—pitting the FF and X-Men against each other in a battle neither wants.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #21 (1963), Fantastic Four #22 (1964), Fantastic Four #23 (1964), Fantastic Four #24 (1964), Fantastic Four #25 (1964), Fantastic Four #26 (1964), Fantastic Four #27 (1964), Fantastic Four #28 (1964), Fantastic Four #29 (1964), Fantastic Four #30 (1964), Marvel Masterworks #13 (1990)
Reprinted in Fantastic Four Omnibus #3 (2015), Fantastic Four Epic Collection #2 (2017)
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