Fantastic Four (2025)

Fantastic Four #12

1:50 Joe Sinnott Bicentennial Calendar Hidden Gem Variant

Marvel · August 2026

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About this issue

Writer: Ryan North
Penciller: Patrick Boutin
Inker: Serge LaPointe
Colorist: Edgar Delgado
Letterer: Joe Caramagna
Cover: Alex Ross, Edgar Delgado, Humberto Ramos, Israel Silva, Joe Sinnott, Nogi San, Phil Noto, Ron Lim, and Yasmine Putri
Editor: Tom Brevoort
Assistant Editor: Lindsey Cohick

Characters: Franklin Richards, Human Torch, Invisible Woman, Jo-Venn, Mister Fantastic, N'kalla, Thing, and Valeria Richards
Teams: Fantastic Four
Cover date: August 2026
On sale: 3 June 2026
Cover price: $4.99
UPC: 75960621122701216
Pages: 32
Rating: Teen

Aliens have invaded Earth and been rebuffed by the Fantastic Four many a time before, and finally, one of them got wise and invaded Earth where the FF couldn't defend it: They're attacking our world in the past, in ANCIENT ROME. Johnny and Reed are the only two who make it back in time before all of history is erased, but it's okay! As long as they can defend Earth, push the aliens back AND reset history to how it once was, everything should be fine, right? Good thing that, when left alone, Johnny and Reed don't get into ANY sort of problems on the regular. Plus: Reed stretches in a new way in this one! He does that in a lot of our issues, but this one is particularly fun. LEGACY #738