Fantastic Four #208 (Jul 1979) 8.0 VF
Product Code: 1FAN208
Fantastic Four #208, published in Jul 1979, is a Bronze Age Marvel comic featuring the Fantastic Four, written by Marv Wolfman with cover art by Keith Pollard.
Entitled The Power of the Sphinx!, this story stars the Fantastic Four — "The Fab Four" — as they face cosmic threats, family conflict, strange new worlds, and powerful enemies from across the Marvel Universe.
It is regarded as a key Fantastic Four comic due to the following significant event: 1st full appearance of Champions of Xandar (Nova, Nova-Prime, Crimebuster, Comet, Powerhouse, Diamondhead, Protector).
Featured appearances include Fantastic Four (Mr Fantastic (Reed Richards), Invisible Girl (Susan Storm), Human Torch (Johnny Storm), Thing (Ben Grimm)), and other characters from the Fantastic Four’s world.
A classic Bronze Age Fantastic Four comic, this issue reflects the more character-driven direction of Fantastic Four storytelling, with cosmic threats, family drama, and key Marvel moments.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.
Key Details
- Publisher: Marvel
- Grade: 8.0 VF
- Key Comic Feature
- 1st full appearance of Champions of Xandar (Nova, Nova-Prime, Crimebuster, Comet, Powerhouse, Diamondhead, Protector)
$30.00
AUDProduct Description
Fantastic Four #208, published in Jul 1979, is a Bronze Age Marvel comic featuring the Fantastic Four, written by Marv Wolfman with cover art by Keith Pollard.
Entitled The Power of the Sphinx!, this story stars the Fantastic Four — "The Fab Four" — as they face cosmic threats, family conflict, strange new worlds, and powerful enemies from across the Marvel Universe.
It is regarded as a key Fantastic Four comic due to the following significant event: 1st full appearance of Champions of Xandar (Nova, Nova-Prime, Crimebuster, Comet, Powerhouse, Diamondhead, Protector).
Featured appearances include Fantastic Four (Mr Fantastic (Reed Richards), Invisible Girl (Susan Storm), Human Torch (Johnny Storm), Thing (Ben Grimm)), and other characters from the Fantastic Four’s world.
A classic Bronze Age Fantastic Four comic, this issue reflects the more character-driven direction of Fantastic Four storytelling, with cosmic threats, family drama, and key Marvel moments.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.