Mister Fantastic
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*In Fantastic Four v1 #118 (1972), an alternate reality designated Earth-A showed Reed Richards and Ben Grimm embarking on the astronaut mission together with the two affected by the cosmic rays. This incident led to Richards developing a rock-like form whilst Grimm gaining stretching powers in a reversal of roles compared to the main reality. Susan Storms later left Reed for Ben leading to Richards falling into depression where he exiled himself onto an island where he built robots to replay events in history. During this time, he encountered the Earth-616 Ben Grimm who later returned to his own world. After this event, the Earth-A Reed Richards recovered from the depression to create his own company named '''Reed Richards Robotics''' that designed the robotic '''Andrones'''. | *In Fantastic Four v1 #118 (1972), an alternate reality designated Earth-A showed Reed Richards and Ben Grimm embarking on the astronaut mission together with the two affected by the cosmic rays. This incident led to Richards developing a rock-like form whilst Grimm gaining stretching powers in a reversal of roles compared to the main reality. Susan Storms later left Reed for Ben leading to Richards falling into depression where he exiled himself onto an island where he built robots to replay events in history. During this time, he encountered the Earth-616 Ben Grimm who later returned to his own world. After this event, the Earth-A Reed Richards recovered from the depression to create his own company named '''Reed Richards Robotics''' that designed the robotic '''Andrones'''. | ||
| + | *In What If? v2 #30 (1991), an alternate version of events saw Susan Richards die in the birth of her second child '''Suzy Richards'''. Unknown to Reed, Suzy drained life energy from others and could turn into a monstrous entity. Eventually, she attempted to feed on Mr. Fantastic and Dr. Doom until Franklin Richards sent her through a portal into the Negative Zone. | ||
*In Fantastic Four #387-#399 (1994-1995), an alternate version of Reed Richards was driven mad for failing to save Earth from Galactus after being distracted by the advanced technology at the World Devourers home. As a result, he began wearing a masked armed uniform and took on the identity of the '''Dark Raider''' who started eliminating Reed Richards in every reality. He was later killed by the Invisible Woman in the Negative Zone. | *In Fantastic Four #387-#399 (1994-1995), an alternate version of Reed Richards was driven mad for failing to save Earth from Galactus after being distracted by the advanced technology at the World Devourers home. As a result, he began wearing a masked armed uniform and took on the identity of the '''Dark Raider''' who started eliminating Reed Richards in every reality. He was later killed by the Invisible Woman in the Negative Zone. | ||
*In Ultimate Fantastic Four v1 #1 (2004), the Ultimate Marvel version of [[Reed Richards (Ultimate Marvel)|Reed Richards]] was introduced into that universe. | *In Ultimate Fantastic Four v1 #1 (2004), the Ultimate Marvel version of [[Reed Richards (Ultimate Marvel)|Reed Richards]] was introduced into that universe. | ||
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Mister Fantastic is a male comic superhero that features in Marvel Comics.
Contents |
Biography
Origin
Fantastic Four
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Mister Fantastic was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where he made his first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #1 (November 1961).
Alternate Versions
- In Fantastic Four v1 #118 (1972), an alternate reality designated Earth-A showed Reed Richards and Ben Grimm embarking on the astronaut mission together with the two affected by the cosmic rays. This incident led to Richards developing a rock-like form whilst Grimm gaining stretching powers in a reversal of roles compared to the main reality. Susan Storms later left Reed for Ben leading to Richards falling into depression where he exiled himself onto an island where he built robots to replay events in history. During this time, he encountered the Earth-616 Ben Grimm who later returned to his own world. After this event, the Earth-A Reed Richards recovered from the depression to create his own company named Reed Richards Robotics that designed the robotic Andrones.
- In What If? v2 #30 (1991), an alternate version of events saw Susan Richards die in the birth of her second child Suzy Richards. Unknown to Reed, Suzy drained life energy from others and could turn into a monstrous entity. Eventually, she attempted to feed on Mr. Fantastic and Dr. Doom until Franklin Richards sent her through a portal into the Negative Zone.
- In Fantastic Four #387-#399 (1994-1995), an alternate version of Reed Richards was driven mad for failing to save Earth from Galactus after being distracted by the advanced technology at the World Devourers home. As a result, he began wearing a masked armed uniform and took on the identity of the Dark Raider who started eliminating Reed Richards in every reality. He was later killed by the Invisible Woman in the Negative Zone.
- In Ultimate Fantastic Four v1 #1 (2004), the Ultimate Marvel version of Reed Richards was introduced into that universe.
- In Bullet Points v1 #3 (2007), an alternate version of events saw Reed Richards being a scientist on Project: Iron Man and being a friend of Colonel Steve Rogers who wore the projects armor. His latest project was creating a ship that ran on cosmic rays and took his wife, brother-in-law and best friend on the mission. However, the craft crashes killing Sue, Johnny and Ben along with costing Reed his left eye. At their funeral, he was approached by an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. to continue his work and disappear from the world. He eventually became director of the agency and turned it into the best anti-terrorist organization in the world and recruited several operatives.
In other media
Television
Films
Video games
Appearances
- Fantastic Four v1:
- FF v1:
- New Avengers:
External Links
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