Fantastic Four #32

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Who exactly is the Invincible Man? What beef does he have with the Fantastic Four? And just how invincible is this new villain? A hero will fall in this shocking issue.

The secret of Sue and Johnny's father is revealed in this issue! Also, who is the dreaded Invincible Man?

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Fantastic Four #32 - Death of a Hero! by gc8 on March 26, 2013

As I mentioned in my review of the previous issue, Stan Lee’s writing was definitely improving on The Fantastic Four in late 1964. While this comic is often heralded as the start of a new age of comics with a stronger emphasis on good writing, that’s kind of relative to the rather low standards of the day.One problem in particular with the writing of these early issues of Marvel comics is pointed out in the letters column of this issue by a teenage boy who writes to complain about how Stan Lee i...

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