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PropertyValue
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  • Fantastic Four Vol 1 90
Letterer1
  • Sam Rosen
Inker1
  • Joe Sinnott
Inker1
  • Joe Sinnott
Editor-in-Chief
  • Stan Lee
Writer1
  • Stan Lee
Penciler1
  • Jack Kirby
Writer1
  • Stan Lee
StoryTitle
  • The Skrull Takes a Slave!
Editor1
  • Stan Lee
Penciler1
  • Jack Kirby
Appearing
  • Featured Characters: * ** ** ** ** Supporting Characters: * * Adversaries: * * ** Other Characters: * Locations: * ** , *** **** Items: * Vehicles: * Skrull Ship
Letterer1
  • Sam Rosen
Editor1
  • Stan Lee
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CoverArtist
  • Jack Kirby
  • Joe Sinnott
Speaker
  • [[W:C:marvel:Reed Richards
Month
  • 9
Synopsis
  • The FF have been busy disarming all the traps they can find in their house put in place by the Mole Man. However, while doing so the Mole Man manages to break loose of his bonds and make an escape. Thing soon leaves to go meet up with Alicia, who is taking care of Reed and Sue's baby. Elsewhere the Skrull who landed on Earth takes on various guises to get to New York City to look for the Thing. Disguising himself as Reed Richards, the Skrull tricks Ben into following him into the woods to stop an "alien invasion." While the real Reed gets a call from Alicia who is worried because Ben is late for their get-together. Before they can do anything though, the house suddenly starts building up with energy, evacuating everyone witnesses the home explode. While deep in the woods, the Skrull's ruse is revealed, and Ben is incapacitated, the Skrull then loads Ben on the ship and leaves the Earth.
quotation
  • It's a strange paradoxical world we live in... a man can be arrested for illegal parking... but there's actually no law against trying to conquer the planet!
Publisher
  • Marvel Comics
Year
  • 1969