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Marvel: Timeless Portrait Variant Covers (2020) [2/4]

• Mister Fantastic (Fantastic Four Vol. 6 #24) [September 30, 2020]
  
• Invisible Woman (Fantastic Four Vol. 6 #24) [September 30, 2020]
  
• The Thing (Fantastic Four Vol. 6 #24) [September 30, 2020]
  
• Human Torch (Fantastic Four Vol. 6 #24) [September 30, 2020]
• Silver Surfer (Fantastic Four: Antithesis #2) [September 23, 2020]
• Namor (Empyre Fallout: Fantastic Four #1) [September 9, 2020]
• She-Hulk (Immortal She-Hulk #1) [September 9, 2020]
• Black Bolt (Fantastic Four Vol. 6 #25) [October 21, 2020]
  
• Medusa (Fantastic Four: Antithesis #3) [October 28, 2020]
  

Cover artist by: Alex Ross

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Vintage Comic - Une Aventure Les Fantastiques #014 (1977) (French)

Art by Jean Frisano

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A mash-up with Jack Kirby’s Fantastic Four(vialaughingman9)

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thebristolboard:

Cover by Jim Steranko for the Marvel Comics Index #4, published by G & T Enterprises, 1977.

John Buscema

This poster requires a bit of explanation. 

If you read the first Fantastic Four comic, they didn’t operate in New York,but instead launched their first rocket flight from “Central City.” Though they later moved to NYC and the Baxter Building, their rocket took off from California. 

Now, there is no “real” Central City - an ultra-rare example of Marvel having DC-style fake towns. However, if you look at a map of California, the place that is in the dead center of the state is Stockton. So, spurred on by an FF-loving comic geek, the Stockton chamber of commerce petitioned Marvel to make them the Birthplace of the Fantastic Four. And in later comics, Central City was explicitly identified as Stockton, California. 

A friend of mine once made an observation that I can’t get out of my head: Claudio Castellini is what Rob Liefeld would look like if Rob Liefeld was actually talented. Same interests, style, and fixations, but Castellini is talented. 

Who would win?

Black Panther Legends #4 (2022)

written by Tochi Onyebuchi
art by Enid Balam, Ramon F. Bachs, Roberto Poggi, Oren Junior, & Ian Herring