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Fantastic Four by John Byrne Omnibus Vol. 2
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Fantastic Four by John Byrne Omnibus Vol. 2

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The second Byrne Fantastic Four omnibus covers the conclusion of his major run, including Sue Storm's evolution from Invisible Girl to Invisible Woman, the extended Secret Wars connection, the Thing's return from self-imposed exile, and a major Doctor Doom conflict that reinforces Doom as one of the team's defining enemies.
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Publisher
Marvel Comics

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Character
Fantastic Four
Writer
John Byrne
Artist
John Byrne

Edition

Language
English
Format
Oversized hardcover
ISBN
9781302945558

Description

Background. The concluding period of Byrne's Fantastic Four run brought several of his longer narrative threads to resolution. Sue Storm's transformation from Invisible Girl to Invisible Woman — a name change driven by her greater agency and emotional complexity in Byrne's writing — was one of the era's most significant character developments. The Secret Wars tie-in material, the Thing's return, and the escalating Doom conflict all converged in a run conclusion that earned genuine emotional weight through years of careful setup.

What's inside. This second Byrne FF omnibus collects the conclusion of his run, including Sue Storm's character evolution and name change to Invisible Woman, Doctor Doom's expanded role as primary antagonist, the Secret Wars and Thing's departure material, the Beyonder crossover, Wyatt Wingfoot's prominent role, and Byrne's final issues through his departure from the book. The collection documents the complete second half of what many consider the major post-Kirby Fantastic Four era.

Why it's worth it. The Sue Storm/Invisible Woman evolution is one of the most significant character arcs in Fantastic Four history — Byrne took a character who had been the team's most underutilized member and transformed her into its most emotionally complex figure. The Doctor Doom material in this period is the best single-run Doom characterization in FF history. Non-negotiable for completists of either the Byrne run or the Fantastic Four mythology.

Edition details. Hardcover omnibus. US edition published by Marvel Comics. ISBN 9781302945558.

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Yes. This is the original USA Marvel Comics edition in English (VO), oversized hardcover, sold new and sealed. ISBN 9781302945558.

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