Since the Fantastic Four are coming back in August, Marvel is celebrating the event in their preferred way:  line-wide variant covers.

Bonus points for Arthur Adams doing a deep cut on Immortal Hulk, calling back to his own brief Fantastic Four run.  You’ll see a few different eras getting callbacks, include the cartoon era with Herbie the Robot!

Official PR follows:

The Fantastic Four have returned, and what better way to celebrate the homecoming of Sue, Reed, Ben and Johnny than with a collection of variant covers highlighting the different iterations of Marvel’s beloved first family? This August, some of the industry’s most acclaimed creators will bring you the Fantastic Four through the years, highlighting the team during their many different and memorable eras in Marvel Comics!

Look for Marvel’s RETURN OF THE FANTASTIC FOUR variant covers on these select titles:

  1. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #3 by STEVE EPTING
  2. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #4 by CHRIS SPROUSE (not final art)
  3. ASTONISHING X-MEN #14 by ADAM KUBERT

  4. AVENGERS #6 by JOHN CASSADAY

  5. CAPTAIN AMERICA #2 by TRAVIS CHAREST

  6. DEADPOOL #3 by ROB LIEFELD
  7. DOCTOR STRANGE #4 by DAVID AJA
  8. FANTASTIC FOUR #1 by MARK BROOKS
  9. HUNT FOR WOLVERINE: DEAD ENDS #1 by STEVE MCNIVEN
  10. IMMORTAL HULK #4 by ARTHUR ADAMS
  11. MARVEL 2-IN-ONE #9 by ALAN DAVIS
  12. SENTRY #3 by PHIL NOTO
  13. THE LIFE OF CAPTAIN MARVEL #2 by HUMBERTO RAMOS
  14. THE PUNISHER #1 by SALVADOR LARROCA
  15. THOR #4 by BRYAN HITCH
  16. TONY STARK: IRON MAN #3 by ADAM HUGHES
  17. VENOM #5 by GERARDO ZAFFINO
  18. WEAPON H #6 by J. SCOTT CAMPBELL

  19. X-23 #3 by CARLOS PACHECO
  20. X-MEN: RED #7 by DAVID MARQUEZ

Don’t miss your chance to collect all 20 variant covers, coming to comic shops this August!

 

 

3 COMMENTS

  1. Some pretty nice covers. Too bad no John Byrne (yeah, yeah, I know why) or George Perez or Walt Simonson.

  2. Thank you David Aja. Also, haven’t seen Travis Charest in a donkey’s age, and I didn’t recognise the art as his. Overall, covers are pretty nice. Interesting to see some of what I’d call more DC artists there, too.

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