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  • Fantastic Four Vol 1 5
Indicia Publisher
  • Canam Publishers Sales Corp.
Letterer1
  • Artie Simek
Inker1
  • Joe Sinnott
Inker1
  • Joe Sinnott
Editor-in-Chief
  • Stan Lee
Writer1
  • Stan Lee
Penciler1
  • Jack Kirby
Colourist1
  • Stan Goldberg
Writer1
  • Stan Lee
StoryTitle
  • Prisoners of Doctor Doom!
OriginalPrice
  • 0.12
Editor1
  • Stan Lee
Penciler1
  • Jack Kirby
Appearing
  • Featured Characters: * :* :* :* :* Adversaries: * - ** Doom's pet tiger ** Doom's pet vulture ** Other Characters: * Unnamed New Yorkers * Several pirates **Mr. Spliny * [[W:C:marvel:Robert Bruce Banner
Letterer1
  • Artie Simek
Colourist1
  • Stan Goldberg
Brand/Imprint
  • MC
Editor1
  • Stan Lee
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CoverArtist
  • Jack Kirby
  • Joe Sinnott
Country
  • USA
ReleaseDate
  • 1962-04-10(xsd:date)
Speaker
  • [[W:C:marvel:Susan Storm
Pages
  • 36(xsd:integer)
Links
  • * *
Month
  • July
Synopsis
  • Part 1: Prisoners of Doctor Doom! Johnny, while reading an issue of The Incredible Hulk, compares Ben to the monster. Ben grabs the comic, but Johnny sets it afire. Reed and Sue stop them before they come to blows. The lights go out, despite their emergency generator. Doctor Doom, in a helicopter, drops a net over the Baxter Building. When Doom calls out to them, Reed recognizes the voice: Victor von Doom, an old college classmate. After an experiment, during which Doom tried to communicate with the dead but instead caused an explosion, he was expelled. Doom demands Sue as a hostage, and she agrees, going to the roof. Part 2: Back to the Past! thumb|right|first appearance of Doctor DoomDoom takes the Invisible Girl aboard his ship, binding and gagging her. He then demands the rest of the FF must enter his ship and pledge not to attack him. The Thing agrees to this by sending of a flare. Doom lowers a cage over Reed, Ben, and Johnny, and takes them to his castle. Once there, he tells them that he has invented a time machine and that they must retrieve Blackbeard's treasure chest from the past. With Sue as Doom's hostage, they must agree. Doom presses a button, activating the time platform they were unwittingly standing on. They appear in a port, where they come across two brigands arguing over a stolen bundle of clothes. Ben scares them off. With the clothes, they disguise themselves, including a heavy black beard for Ben. Looking for someone in Blackbeard's crew, they go to a tavern. Two pirates tell the barmaid to serve the strangers drugged grog. Part 3: On the Trail of Blackbeard Reed, Ben, and Johnny wake up in the hold of a pirate ship. Ben bursts through the deck and subdues the entire crew, Johnny and Reed helping. When another ship appears, Ben takes command and orders his crew to attack! Part 4: Battle! Johnny flames on, harasses the other ship, and raises a cloud of steam. Reed stretches to the other ship like a gangplank, over which their crew passes. A quick fight ensues. While Reed and Johnny haul a treasure chest out of the hold, the crew hails Ben as Blackbeard. Reed empties the chest, reminding Johnny that they only promised to bring back Blackbeard's chest, not the treasure itself, and he replaces the treasure with chains. On deck, they realize that Ben is the Blackbeard of legend. He refuses to return with them, ordering the crew to douse Johnny, wrap Reed in a sail, and set them adrift in a lifeboat. Before they can launch the boat, though, a huge waterspout strikes the ship and destroys it. Reed and Johnny make it to shore, where they find Ben and the chest. Part 5: The Vengeance of Doctor Doom! The time platform appears above them and returns them to the present. Doom says that the treasure includes gems enchanted by Merlin and that they will make him "invincible." He opens the chest and sees that he's been cheated, which gives Ben the opportunity to attack. A single punch shatters the armor—and the machinery inside. It's a robot! The real Doom, in another part of the castle, activates a screen and tells them he will draw the air from their chamber. Sue, still his hostage, sees her chance. She turns invisible and short-circuits his control panel, which explodes. Doom is caught in the blast. She runs to the chamber and opens the door. Rather than confront Doom, who Reed assumes has traps everywhere, they decide to escape. Reed stretches through a window across the moat, Ben pushes that section of wall open while Reed pulls, and Johnny uses "atomic heat" to make a path across the crocodile-infested moat. Johnny then sets fire to the castle and Doom escapes with his Rocket-Powered Flying Harness, Johnny's flame runs out before he can get to Doom.
Notes
  • * This story is portrayed fairly closely in the 1978 animated series in episode 11, Fantastic Four Meet Doctor Doom". The main change is that H.E.R.B.I.E. the Robot replaces the Human Torch in the episode as well as in the entire series. *First appearance of Doctor Doom. Here Doctor Doom's costume has a large black collar and lacks the cloak that he would soon add. His heir Kristoff Vernard will later wear an outfit similar to this one. Doom returns next issue. *First Appearance of Doctor Doom's Time Platform. It appears next in . *The Merlin Stones are seen again in . * Johnny Storm is seen reading a copy of . The [[W:C:marvel:Robert Bruce Banner
quotation
  • Doctor Doom!? Who—? What is he?
Publisher
  • Marvel Comics
Year
  • 1962(xsd:integer)
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