fantastic four vol 6 pdf download Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #1 – 416 + Annuals (1961-1966) The Story – Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #1 – 416 + Annuals (1961-1966) Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #1 – 416 + Annuals (1961-1966) : The Fantastic Four were created in response to DC’s Justice League and soon became the Silver Age’s premier superhero team. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby collaborated on the opening 102 issues of the magazine, and told the adventures of Mr. Fantastic, the Thing, Invisible Woman and the Human Torch. This first volume ran through issue #416, before it was rebooted as Fantastic Four (vol. 2) (13 issues) as part of the short lived Heroes Reborn arc. The series was restarted again with issue 1 in Fantastic Four (vol. 3) before it reverted back to the original numbering with issue #500. Related issues : Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #1 – 416 + Annuals (1961-1966) (17.5 GB) Fantastic Four Vol. 2 #1 – 13 (1996-1997) (240 MB) Fantastic Four Vol. 3 #1 – 70 + 500 – 611 + TPBs (1998-2012) (11.1 GB) FF #1 – 23 (2011-2012) (708 MB) Fantastic Four Vol. 4 #1 – 16 (2013-2014) (799 MB) FF Vol. 2 #1 – 16 + TPBs (2013-2014) (1.2 GB) Fantastic Four Vol. 5 #1 – 14 + 642 – 645 (2014-2015) (872 MB) Notes : – Update : April 24th, 2020 – Replace annual link with better quality files – Update : July 23rd, 2019 – Adding better quality issue #301- 400 – Update : Aug 4th, 2018 – Add replacement for broken files (Check lower part of the post) – All the links contain both individual and folder link, so that you can download it based on your preferences. – To grab all files at once, grab the main folder link and paste it on JDownloader2. Free Marvel Comics Download. Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #1 – 416 + Annuals (1961-1966) Language : English | Image Format : JPG | Year : 1961-1966 | Size : 17.5 GB. 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With Marvel sidelining the Fantastic Four in the comics, DC Comics has finally created their own version of the iconic team: The Terrifics. DC Comics' answer to the Fantastic Four has finally arrived, with The Terrifics #1 setting the stage for a new age of heroes. While Marvel is relaunching their comics yet again, DC is still building off of their Rebirth reset. The new initiative has seen a number of returns to the status quo, but also some exciting developments in the past year alone. Brian Michael Bendis will soon write Superman in a variety of stories. Meanwhile, the DC Universe is still dealing with the fallout of Dark Knights: Metal . The big event brought about the rise of the Dark Multiverse in the comics, which mostly lead to evil versions of Batman coming out of the woodwork and using the abilities of other key Justice League members. But as the major publishers usually do following a big event, Metal has also opened the door for a group of new heroes and books. Called 'The New Age of Heroes,' DC's latest push is giving a batch of fresh faces their own runs. And the most exciting of all maybe its newest team: The Terrifics. The Terrifics #1, written by Ivan Reis and Jeff Lemire, picks up wth Michael Holt, aka Mr. Terrific, following his adventures in the Dark Multiverse. Along for the ride is the strange egg form of Plastic Man, who has yet to come out of his repose since being exposed to the energies of the new universe. Terrific's mission takes him to Simon Stagg, who's using old TerrificTech to open a gateway to the Dark Multiverse. The result of the misguided effort, however, leads to Plastic Man returning and teaming with Terrific, Metamorpho, and Phantom Girl. Marvel has sidelined the Fantastic Four for years, with rumors that the effort is tied to Fox owning the film rights to the characters. Of course, that hasn't stopped multiple Deadpool and X-Men books and events from emerging, so it's more likely Marvel's claims that the team just doesn't sell well is the reason. Last year, we saw a tease of the return of the Fantastic Four in Legacy #1, and Human Torch and Thing have been starring in their own book. Still, it seems DC thought the time was right for their own group. DC and Marvel have ripped each other off for decades, in what's become an almost playful game at this point. Interestingly, however, Marvel's once-popular Fantastic Four have never really had an analogue. The Terrifics changes that by matching the genius Mr. Terrific with the stretchy and youthful Plastic Man (merging both Reed Richards and Johnny Storm), the Thing-like Metamorpho, and Phantom Girl, who has the phasing powers that make her quite similar to Invisible Woman. Naturally, there's the key difference that the team aren't all family and weren't given powers by the same incident, but The Terrifics looks to deliver some of the science-based adventures that Fantastic Four long excelled at. There's even a nod to Galactus in the book, so expect a lot more fun nods in the months to come. The Terrifics #1 is available now from DC and comic book retailers. Who Are The New Fantastic Four? Miles Teller has been cast as leader of the gang, Reed Richards – aka Mr. Fantastic. Teller’s first film role was in the powerful Nicole Kidman/Aaron Eckhart drama Rabbit Hole. He then went down the teen comedy route, playing Willard in the Footloose remake and wisecracking his way through both Project X and 21 and Over. Have you seen Nymphomaniac: Volume 1? Michael B. Jordan – Johnny Storm. Michael B. Jordan in Fruitvale Station. Michael B. 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And even though he’s the youngest of the quartet, he’s got the most movie experience, having rocketed to fame as Billy Elliott at just 14. And he’s trod an interesting path since then, combining challenging indie flicks like Filth, Dear Wendy, Hallam Foe and The Chumscrubber with the blockbuster likes of Jumper, King Kong and Flags of our Fathers. He’s hardly the biggest bloke however, meaning that when Ben turns into The Thing the filmmakers will be heavily reliant on CGI. But Bell also has experience in the motion-capture field, having provided the voice and physical performance for the title character in Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn. One of the most talented young actors working today, Bell will next be seen in TV series Turn, which tells "the untold story of America's first spy ring," while he’ll also be leaving little to the imagination in Lars von Trier’s Nymphomaniac, in which we may well see his 'thing'. And that’s your Fantastic Four. Impressed or disappointed? 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