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The Madness of the Mole Man!
Written by Stan Lee, penciled by Jack Kirby, inked by Joe Sinnott. Cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott.
The Fantastic Four are blind... and trapped in a desperate battle against the Mole Man. The underground lord stalks them inside his high-tech abode, isolating them and picking them off one by one, convinced he's finally got the upper hand.
Deprived of their sight, Reed, Ben, and Sue must rely on their other senses, focusing on the voice of their longtime enemy to fight back. When the Invisible Girl manages to break the siege with a decisive blow, the Human Torch opens up the opportunity to launch a final attack. Can Johnny Storm raise the heat enough to bring the house down—and what are the Mole Man's plans?
A high-voltage episode that brings back one of the most classic adversaries of the series, with a cameo by the Slaver Skrull.
Written by Stan Lee, penciled by Jack Kirby, inked by Joe Sinnott. Cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott.
The Fantastic Four are blind... and trapped in a desperate battle against the Mole Man. The underground lord stalks them inside his high-tech abode, isolating them and picking them off one by one, convinced he's finally got the upper hand.
Deprived of their sight, Reed, Ben, and Sue must rely on their other senses, focusing on the voice of their longtime enemy to fight back. When the Invisible Girl manages to break the siege with a decisive blow, the Human Torch opens up the opportunity to launch a final attack. Can Johnny Storm raise the heat enough to bring the house down—and what are the Mole Man's plans?
A high-voltage episode that brings back one of the most classic adversaries of the series, with a cameo by the Slaver Skrull.
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