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Fantastic Four #225 1980

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Fantastic Four #226 1981

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Fantastic Four #227 1981

NOTE: This story appears to have been inspired by the 1958 Science-Fiction film entitled "The Brain Eaters". The creatures in said film also control their victims by attaching themselves to their hosts' spines.
NOTE: In her studio, Alicia Masters has made a sculpture of Moon Knight, another character that was presently under the direction of Bill Sienkiewicz and Doug Moench.

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Fantastic Four #226 1981

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Fantastic Four #228 1981

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Fantastic Four #229 1981

SOLD to @Morganmi 

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Fantastic Four #230 1981

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Fantastic Four #231 1981

• First appearance of Stygorr (The Nightlord).

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Fantastic Four #231 1981

• First appearance of Stygorr (The Nightlord).

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Fantastic Four #232 1981

• First appearances of the Elementals of Doom, the living embodiments of the four elements - Air, Earth, Fire, Water - created by the Talismans of Power.

NOTE: This is the first issue for John Byrne as both writer and artist of Fantastic Four. His run consists of "classic feel" storylines reminiscent of the early Stan Lee/Jack Kirby motif on Fantastic Four. However, Byrne also inserts a number of new elements and twists into the title. Like him or not, his run on the title must be considered impactful and considerable. He will remain as the regular writer and artist on the title for five years until Fantastic Four #293 (August 1986).
NOTE: Inks are credited to Bjorn Heyn (anagram of John Byrne).

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Fantastic Four #232 1981

• First appearances of the Elementals of Doom, the living embodiments of the four elements - Air, Earth, Fire, Water - created by the Talismans of Power.

NOTE: This is the first issue for John Byrne as both writer and artist of Fantastic Four. His run consists of "classic feel" storylines reminiscent of the early Stan Lee/Jack Kirby motif on Fantastic Four. However, Byrne also inserts a number of new elements and twists into the title. Like him or not, his run on the title must be considered impactful and considerable. He will remain as the regular writer and artist on the title for five years until Fantastic Four #293 (August 1986).
NOTE: Inks are credited to Bjorn Heyn (anagram of John Byrne).

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Fantastic Four #233 1981

SOLD to @Gman65NJ 

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Fantastic Four #234 1981

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Fantastic Four #235 1981

NOTE: As complex as it may seem, Ego is both a Location and a Entity.

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Fantastic Four #236 1981

• 20th Anniversary Triple-Sized issue.

NOTE: 41 characters are depicted on the cover of this issue. One is of Fantastic Four co-creator Stan Lee. A key to the cover images is contained inside the issue.

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Fantastic Four #237 1981

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Fantastic Four #238 1982

• Origin of Frankie Raye

NOTE: Starting with this issue, the cover price increases from 50¢ to 60¢.
NOTE: First visual appearance of Ben Grimm's Aunt Petunia who has only been verbally mentioned of as early as FF #25 (April 1964), but won't be identified as Aunt Petunia until the next issue (FF #239).

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Fantastic Four #238 1982

• Origin of Frankie Raye

NOTE: Starting with this issue, the cover price increases from 50¢ to 60¢.
NOTE: First visual appearance of Ben Grimm's Aunt Petunia who has only been verbally mentioned of as early as FF #25 (April 1964), but won't be identified as Aunt Petunia until the next issue (FF #239).

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Fantastic Four #239 1982

NOTE: Second appearance of Ben Grimm's Aunt Petunia but the first time she is identified by name and revealed to be much younger woman than previously implied.

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