November 1967
Marvel Comics Group
$0.12 · 36 pages
On Sale: August 8, 1967
Grade: VG+ (4.5)
Edited by Stan Lee. Published under the Marvel Comics Group banner. Comics Code Authority approved.
The cover for “His Mission: Destroy the Fantastic Four!” is written by Stan Lee with pencils by Jack Kirby and inks by Joe Sinnott. Colors are attributed to Stan Goldberg and lettering to Sam Rosen.
The 20-page lead story, “His Mission: Destroy the Fantastic Four!” is credited to Stan Lee (script) with Jack Kirby (co-plot and pencils) and inks by Joe Sinnott. Lettering is by Artie Simek. The story features the Fantastic Four—Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm—along with Crystal and Alicia Masters. Doctor Jose Santini makes his first appearance. The plot centers on a man posing as Dr. Santini who assists Reed Richards in developing a potential cure for the Thing.
Additional contents include the “Fantastic 4 Fan Page” letters column with illustrations by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott, along with house ads and contemporary Marvel advertisements.
Condition VG+ (4.5) with moderate wear, edge and corner wear, solid spine structure, and complete interior pages.
November 1967
Marvel Comics Group
$0.12 · 36 pages
On Sale: August 8, 1967
Grade: VG+ (4.5)
Edited by Stan Lee. Published under the Marvel Comics Group banner. Comics Code Authority approved.
The cover for “His Mission: Destroy the Fantastic Four!” is written by Stan Lee with pencils by Jack Kirby and inks by Joe Sinnott. Colors are attributed to Stan Goldberg and lettering to Sam Rosen.
The 20-page lead story, “His Mission: Destroy the Fantastic Four!” is credited to Stan Lee (script) with Jack Kirby (co-plot and pencils) and inks by Joe Sinnott. Lettering is by Artie Simek. The story features the Fantastic Four—Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm—along with Crystal and Alicia Masters. Doctor Jose Santini makes his first appearance. The plot centers on a man posing as Dr. Santini who assists Reed Richards in developing a potential cure for the Thing.
Additional contents include the “Fantastic 4 Fan Page” letters column with illustrations by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott, along with house ads and contemporary Marvel advertisements.
Condition VG+ (4.5) with moderate wear, edge and corner wear, solid spine structure, and complete interior pages.
