THUNDERBOLTS #74: Zemo is fully prepared to sacrifice Earth to the void, if that means saving Counter-Earth. It’s not a palatable solution to the rest of the Thunderbolts, but if they don’t do something soon, then *both* worlds will die.
THUNDERBOLTS #72: The Thunderbolts discover a spaceship at the bottom of a diamond mine on Counter-Earth, and the Young Allies deliver a message with the means to save the planet—but nobody’s going to like what has to be done!
FANTASTIC FOUR (v3) #64: Reed has a plan to deal with Modulus: create a mathematical duplicate of himself, of course! All the rest of the team has to do until then is survive!
FANTASTIC FOUR (v3) #63: Modulus, the walking algebraic equation that crawled out of Reed’s PDA has turned its sights on Johnny, but now the rest of the FF have turned their sights on *it*. But are they up to the task?
FANTASTIC FOUR (v3) #62: To teach him responsibility, Sue has made Johnny CFO-in-training of Fantastic Four, Inc. More importantly, though, is the digital villain who has crept out of the lab and into their lives.
FANTASTIC FOUR (v3) #61: Ben receives a pie in the face, courtesy of the Yancy Street Gang, and it’s the straw that broke the camel’s back. Sue wants to teach Johnny some responsibility. And Reed finds something askew in Franklin’s room.
FANTASTIC FOUR (v3) #60: Reed hires a publicity firm to improve the team’s public image, and Mr. Shertzer, who normally works with rock stars, is assigned to the job. But why is Reed so concerned with their celebrity status anyway?