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FF, Volume 4

Fantastic Four, by Jonathan Hickman seriesNext:Fantastic Four, Volume 5(2012) →

The Future Foundation explores the furthest reaches of the Marvel Universe from Wakanda to the Negative Zone, encountering the Wizard and the Universal Inhumans along the way! Plus: What horror lurks inside Spider-Man and Human Torch's bathroom?

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Collecting: FF17-23.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 168 pages

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