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The Fantastic 150 / The First 150 Original Issues of The Fantastic Four

Wednesday 8 April 2026, 04:00 PM • Milan

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Marvel Comics

Fantastic Four #12 (UK Price Variant) - 8.1 EGC, February 1963

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Cover by Jack Kirby (pencils) and inks by Dick Ayers, with text by Stan Lee.

This landmark issue sees the Fantastic Four and the Incredible Hulk team up in a four-part saga. General Ross tasks the Fantastic Four with stopping the Hulk, who is suspected of sabotaging his base. The story unfolds through briefings, investigations, and chases, culminating in the final confrontation in the caves with the true culprit, Karl Kort.

A key issue for Silver Age collectors, featuring a significant crossover between two pillars of the Marvel Universe.

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