Fantastic Four Omnibus Vol. 6

Background. Marv Wolfman took over Fantastic Four in 1976-1978, simultaneously writing Nova and connecting the two books through the cosmic threats that both titles shared. Wolfman's FF run is distinctive for its ambition — he introduced the Sphinx as a major antagonist, brought in Terrax as a Galactus herald, and engaged with the Nova connection in ways that made the FF's cosmic mythology more expansive than it had been since Kirby's departure. Keith Pollard and Sal Buscema provided artwork across the run.

What's inside. This omnibus collects Wolfman's Fantastic Four run, covering the Sphinx storyline, Terrax's introduction as a Galactus herald, the Nova connections, the Frightful Four's expanded lineup, and the extended cosmic adventures that characterized Wolfman's tenure. The collection presents the transitional period between the mid-70s experimental era and Byrne's imminent definitive reinvention.

Why it's worth it. Wolfman's FF run contains the Terrax introduction — a character who has played significant roles in cosmic Marvel for decades and whose first appearance is here. The Sphinx storyline is also one of the better-constructed villain arcs of the late 70s Bronze Age. For completists, this omnibus covers the final chapter before Byrne, making the subsequent Byrne reinvention legible as both continuation and departure.

Edition details. Hardcover omnibus. US edition published by Marvel Comics. ISBN 9781302962333.