 Fantastic Four #13 (2022) Out of Stock Quantity
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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ryan North (A) Iban Coello (CA) Alex Ross Two universes, human and dinosaur, are colliding - and if one universe isn't sacrificed, then both will be destroyed! And making matters worse, an incursion point between universes has swapped the dinosaur and human versions of the Fantastic Four! But there is another incursion point elsewhere... in Latveria. And Doctor Doom has plans of his own - after teaming up with the only person in the universe he can trust... himself! The FF and the Avengers are brought to their knees, and only the Brothers Grimm can save the day! Plus: The dinosaur Fantastic Four versus the Avengers! Date Available: 11/15/2023
BONUS REVIEW by Shawn
 Hey Kids! The House of Idea gets a broken-clock win with an story that's almost as good as the cover. If Marvel is in a coma, this title is the small part of it's reptilian forebrain that can still hear us whispering, "I used to love you." Highly recommended because of the cover. seriously, look at the cover. If you don't want to at least open this book, perhaps you should consider seeking medical attention. That cover should be an entire Phase of the cinematic universe. Botticelli would take one look at that cover and say, " Is'a nice job Alex.". I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ryan North (A) Iban Coello (CA) Alex Ross Two universes, human and dinosaur, are colliding - and if one universe isn't sacrificed, then both will be destroyed! And making matters worse, an incursion point between universes has swapped the dinosaur and human versions of the Fantastic Four! But there is another incursion point elsewhere... in Latveria. And Doctor Doom has plans of his own - after teaming up with the only person in the universe he can trust... himself! The FF and the Avengers are brought to their knees, and only the Brothers Grimm can save the day! Plus: The dinosaur Fantastic Four versus the Avengers! Date Available: 11/15/2023
BONUS REVIEW by Shawn
Hey Kids! The House of Idea gets a broken-clock win with an story that's almost as good as the cover. If Marvel is in a coma, this title is the small part of it's reptilian forebrain that can still hear us whispering, "I used to love you." Highly recommended because of the cover. seriously, look at the cover. If you don't want to at least open this book, perhaps you should consider seeking medical attention. That cover should be an entire Phase of the cinematic universe. Botticelli would take one look at that cover and say, " Is'a nice job Alex.". I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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