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Fantastic Four #13! Marvel’s first family meets and battles the Red Ghost.

FF #12! The earliest superheroes of Stan Lee’s Marvel Age of Comics meet for the first time—the Fantastic Four and the Incredible Hulk!

Fantastic Four #11 is in the books! #12 in the morning.

Ben and Reed met in college as roommates; Reed and Sue grew up together as next door neighbors. Johnny was always a hothead.

I’ve successfully reread #1-10, and now onwards for a very long time with #11–wherever I end up by my life’s end.

One more issue and I am finished re-reading Fantastic Four #1-10, and ready to progress forward with #11-18 and beyond. I could’ve read those already, but why not re-read them when it’s been a while and I’m not that far in. Just wanted to show myself it’s okay to return issues to previous issues.

Sub-Mariner is the best example of the anti-hero, for someone like me who hasn’t fully understood what that term implies…that is, until now. An anti-hero will collaborate with our heroes or villains. They choose whatever side fits his or her goals.

Reed, Ben, and Johnny time travel back centuries in Victor Von Doom’s Time Machine, in order to retrieve a treasure chest filled with mystical jewelry, powerful enough for Doctor Doom to realize his ominous plans for world domination!