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    Fantastic Four #42

    Fantastic Four » Fantastic Four #42 - To Save You, Why Must I Kill You? released by Marvel on September 1, 1965.

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    With the already brainwashed Thing, the Frightful Four capture and brainwash the Torch! They're on a mission to capture the entire Fantastic Four team!

    The battle between the Fantastic Four and The Frightful Four-plus Ben- continue, with Human Torch pretending to be hypnotized, too, so he can infiltrate the Frightful Four camp and find out just what's going on!

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    Fantastic Four #42 - To Save You, Why Must I Kill You? by gc8 on April 21, 2013

    Fantastic Four #42 picks up where issue 41 left off. The Thing has been brainwashed by the Wizard and now fights with the Frightful Four against his former colleagues. While this issue isn't as bad as the previous one, it is filled with things, mostly uses of the heroes and villains powers, that in aggregate, make this a sub-par issue.For example, Mr. Fantastic is glued to a board by Trapster. Instead of having him stretch his nose or something, he is somehow able to increase the entire mass of...

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