Fantastic Force #4 (1995) is a 9.4 Near Mint Comic from Marvel. This issue belongs to the Modern Age (1992-Now). Collectors searching for Fantastic Force #4 will find a carefully graded copy of this issue.

Fantastic Force #4 features writing by Tom Brevoort; Mike Kanterovich, pencils by Pino Renaldi, cover art by Dante Bastianoni, inks by Sandu Florea; Ralph Cabrera, colors by John Kalisz. These creators helped define the look and tone of Fantastic Force during this period, which is one reason original issues like Fantastic Force #4 remain in demand.

The Fantastic Force series is a staple for readers of Adventure comics published by Marvel in the Modern Age (1992-Now). Owning Fantastic Force #4 lets you hold a piece of that run in 9.4 Near Mint, ready for reading or long-term collecting.

Fantastic Force #4 Specifications

The Story of Fantastic Force #4

Written by JOE AHEARNE Penciled by STEVE KURTH Cover by BRYAN HITCH The Hysteries unleash their full powers against the Fantastic Force and just when they thought they had figured out this whole super hero thing, they realize they have to take it to the next level. The alien Lightwave has to access his more human side, and Banner, Jr. unleashes the next step in Gamma mutation. But super heroics don’t come easy?even if they manage to repel the Hysteries, their backer has another card up her sleeve. What match is manmade Nu-World against the awesome organic might of an entire planet? Enter: Ego the Living Planet! 32 PGS./Rated T+ ?$2.99

Fantastic Force #4 – Collector Details

This copy of Fantastic Force #4 is carefully graded and offered in 9.4 Near Mint and contains 32 pages (original cover price $1.75). Key characters include Devlor, Paul Alvarez, Zarathustra, Isaac Sandor, Lord Moses (Amadeus Strom), Vibraxas (N’Kano II), Captain America (Steve Rogers), Black Panther (T’Challa), Franklin Richards, Huntara (Tara Richards), Super-Adaptoid. Genre tags: Adventure, Super-Heroes. A solid choice for collectors completing a Fantastic Force run or adding Marvel books from the Modern Age (1992-Now).

Fantastic Force #4 is a good fit for fans of Fantastic Force, readers who follow Tom Brevoort; Mike Kanterovich, and collectors who seek covers by Dante Bastianoni. It also suits shoppers building a Modern Age (1992-Now) library of Marvel titles in Adventure.