The new movie of
Fantastic Four
It has just arrived in cinemas, bringing a redesigned version of the team that started the Marvel universe as we know it. With new faces, modern effects, and lots of nostalgia, the film has reignited interest in one of the most important comic book formations.
And if you left the session curious to learn more about the story of the superheroes, the
radarsantri.com
selected four comics from Panini Editora that show different phases of the team: from classic origins to more recent adventures. These editions help understand why the Fantastic Four is so important to Marvel and how it continues to be successful even decades after its creation.
Fantastic Four: Definitive Edition Vol. 1
Want to start from the beginning? This luxury edition comic book gathers the stories that gave rise to everything. With an expanded format and careful finishing, it recovers the first steps of the Fantastic Four in the pages of Marvel, including the formation of the team and the initial confrontations with some of the most iconic villains of the franchise, such as Doctor Doom and Skrulls.
The 456-page volume contains the script of
Stan Lee
the art of
Jack Kirby
, and compile issues #1 to #18 of the original magazine. It is a must-have item for any fan of the team.
Fantastic Four: In the Flow of Time (Marvel Epic Collection)
For those who like action-packed stories, time travel, and special appearances, this edition is a feast. The Quartet must deal with a flood of villains, time jumps, and even a Franklin Richards coming from the future straight from the timeline of “Days of Future Past.” All of this while facing personal crises and unexpected visits from the X-Men, Avengers, and Spider-Man.
This volume of the Epic Collection brings together editions published between 1989 and 1990 and features 504 pages in cardstock cover. It is a rich read filled with iconic events and villains, ideal for those who want to see the Quartet at the center of the Marvel universe.
The Fantastic Four by Mark Millar (Omnibus)
If your vibe is bold screenplays and cinematic art, this is the right choice. Written by
Mark Millar
(de
Kick-Ass
In “The Supremes”, this phase presents a new view of the Quartet, with more adult plots that mix conspiracy and family drama.
This omnibus edition features 784 pages in hardcover with a dust jacket and compiles the complete phase of Millar and Bryan Hitch, including crossovers and story arcs that explore both the past of Doctor Destiny and the future of the team. A modern, intense read, perfect for those who want to see the Quartet from a new perspective.
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Get your copy on Amazon for R$ 234.90
Fantastic Four (2023) Vol. 1
Those who prefer something more modern can start here. In this new phase of the Fantastic Four, the heroes are living in different parts of the United States, but they will need to reunite again after a catastrophic event in New York.
With scripts by Ryan North and art by Iban Coello and Ivan Fiorelli, this comic marks the start of the 2023 team’s phase. It is 152 pages in cardstock cover that compiles the first six issues originally released in the US. In Brazil, the volume can be pre-ordered on the official Panini website.
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