Fantastic Four 62 “…And One Shall Save Him!”. The scene where we first see the cosmic criminal being attached to a meteoroid… wow! I can’t imagine reading this for the first time in 1967. Plus, we get the Inhumans! Kirby’s pacing and Lee’s scripting have the feel of a movie. The Volume starts off with an excellent Sandman three-parter that evolves into a clash with Blastaar and Reed adrift in the Negative Zone. We also get plenty of the Inhumans, Black Panther and the Silver Surfer, all three right at the height of their guest-starring popularity.

– Tomazooma, the Living Totem (okay, he’s kind of forgettable) – Ronan the Accuser (recently seen in the Guardians of the Galaxy movie) I’ll try to give highlights without revealing too much of the plot. They are still in the zone with this volume, producing more masterpieces. This is the third volume of Lee and Kirby on the FF (they collaborated on another 9 full issues, 94-102, as well as the butchered 108, that was heavily revised). Stan the Man writes all three.Now with that out of the way… marie Severin pencils the first one and Jack Kirby pencils the other two. The Not Brand Ecch material is very funny some of the better stories. – 6 pages of original interior art (#61, 63, 66) – #65 original cover art, before revisions were made to the Krackle. – Two unused covers in Mighty Kirby pencil!! #64 & 71, with roughed in Kirby Krackle The pages form 75-76 are absolutely stunning and look shot from the originals. – 13 pages of Kirby pencils!! unfortunately a few were photocopied poorly so that the margin notes can’t be clearly read, but a majority of the pencils look fantastic and most of the notes are clear. I have about half of these “original reprints”. – Eight pages of Marvel’s Greatest Comics 1/4th sized covers, reprints covering the issues in this omnibus. – All three Alan Davis Essentials covers, front and back (w Marie Javins & Guy Major) from 1998-2000

– All nine Richard Isanove/Jack Kirby painted softcover masterworks covers (without the logo), 2009-2013. By my count, 79 pages of extras:īesides letters pages for every issue, the three introductions from Masterworks vol 7,8,9 and the Not Brand Ecch material, we also get: This one has a ton of extras, including FF stories from Not Brand Ecch 5-7 from 1968.

Fantastic Four Omnibus 3 (Stan Lee & Jack Kirby) collects Fantastic Four 61-93, Annuals 5-7 (from April 1967 to December 1969).

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