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Fantastic Four Omnibus Vol. 3
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Fantastic Four Omnibus Vol. 3

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The third Fantastic Four omnibus covers the final period of the Lee/Kirby collaboration — the run toward Kirby's departure to DC, featuring the introduction of the Him/Warlock concept, Crystal's full integration into the team after Sue Storm's pregnancy, and the complete Kree/Skrull setup that Thomas would develop in Avengers. These late Kirby issues show a creator pushing against the creative constraints of the Marvel system before leaving for DC and the New Gods concept that would be his ultimate artistic statement.
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Publisher

Publisher
Marvel Comics
Pages
352

Creative team

Character
Fantastic Four
Writer
Roy Thomas
Artist
Marvel Various

Edition

Language
English
Format
Oversized hardcover
ISBN
9781302930592

Description

Background. The third Fantastic Four omnibus covers the final period of the Lee/Kirby collaboration: the run toward Kirby's departure to DC, featuring the introduction of the Him/Warlock concept, Crystal's full integration into the team after Sue Storm's pregnancy, and the complete Kree/Skrull setup that Thomas would develop in Avengers. These late Kirby issues show a creator pushing against the creative constraints of the Marvel system before leaving for DC and the New Gods concept that would be his ultimate artistic statement.

What's inside. The volume gathers the relevant material in one reading block, written by Roy Thomas, with art by Marvel Various.

Why it matters. It helps readers understand the run as a continuous chapter: the era, cast, creative voice and place in Marvel or DC continuity.

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